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> The reasons for not restarting production seem to be dogmatic and not evidence driven. We know that being in close indoor proximity to other people creates a
by esoterica 6y ago
> The reasons for not restarting production seem to be dogmatic and not evidence driven.
We know that being in close indoor proximity to other people creates a risk of spreading infection (6 feet is just a guideline, it's not an impenetrable barrier). Therefore, opening a factory is not as safe leaving it closed. There's your "evidence".
- rsj_hn 6y agoBy that logic, the state should have the power to close any business whenever it wants. After all, we live in a world filled with communicable diseases. Those aint going away, and there is a good chance -- almost a certain chance -- that covid will become endemic like SARS I and just be with us permanently. So, no, that is not enough evidence that the degree of danger warrants the personal restrictions and power grabs happening all over the state -- almost all by governor decree and without any laws being passed.