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Even without mandated lockdown, the effect is the same. If I have a 1% chance of dying/long term effects, and I can reduce it if I don't go to restaurants, I wo
by davrosthedalek 6y ago
Even without mandated lockdown, the effect is the same. If I have a 1% chance of dying/long term effects, and I can reduce it if I don't go to restaurants, I won't go to restaurants.
- bronco21016 6y agoAgreed. Even with significantly reduced capacity it doesn’t seem restaurants around here are turning people away. Demand has dropped off. Whether there are government restrictions or not, people have overwhelmingly decided it’s not worth the risk.
- anoncake 6y agoFor the vast majority of people, that chance is significantly lower.
- davrosthedalek 6y agoFor dying, yes, for long term effects, it's not so clear. And I would also count "I infected my parents and they died" as long term effects.
- anoncake 6y agoThere is no evidence for long-term effects, only anecdotes.
- davrosthedalek 6y agoI'm sure many New Yorkers whose parents died will disagree.
- anoncake 6y agoThey don't use your private definition of "long-term damage".
- davrosthedalek 6y agoAnd you know that because you have asked them all?
- anoncake 6y agoI will neither use your personal terminology nor play games like this. Good day.