3 ms·

Is it better to get tests to a bunch of people ASAP or wait until all the bugs have been worked out?

• willis936 5y ago
  I am not expecting perfection, but I am expecting the people who need the resources the most actually get access to it. Sfh in sprawlland benefit from some at-home tests that would cost them a negligible amount?
  • davidw 5y ago
    As a YIMBY, I'm very cognizant of the benefits of multifamily housing. But apparently their system has some problems with it. Would it be better to wait until the system is perfect for all addresses or go with what is functioning now and get tests to people?
  • ahahahahah 5y ago
    But again, your entire premise is wrong. It's not 1 request per physical building. People in apartments are able to get free tests from this just fine. You've made up a totally wrong hypothetical scenario and gotten all upset about what happens to people in your imaginary world.
    • willis936 5y ago
      How is my premise wrong? This isn't reddit, I'm going to need a bit more. People in mfh have more hiccups than those in sfh. How does this not advantage the advantaged?
      • squeaky-clean 5y ago
        I live in a MFH and we have 3 actual addresses for the units as far as USPS is concerned. Also for some stupid reason the units are #1, #A and #B but I don't think that's USPS's fault.