I’m glad to see NYC drive testing like this. There’s still a lot of decisions that need to be made in our collective efforts against further harm. Really it co

I’m glad to see NYC drive testing like this. There’s still a lot of decisions that need to be made in our collective efforts against further harm. Really it comes down to 3 dimensions: 1. Where do we direct tests 2. Where do we allocate non-pharmaceutical interventions 3. When ready, where do we direct a vaccine These are all questions that we can find a signal for within the data. There are obvious constraints, such as reagent and pharmaceutical availability and the viability of certain policies. I’m flabbergasted and agitated that on the federal level we haven’t come to a consensus on testing and data. If there is anything certain to increase harm relative to where it could be, it’s this “slow down testing” narrative.