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IMO that's because people still go out to restaurants and bars and gatherings in others homes. If you do that stuff, you might as well go into the office.
by lokar 5y ago
IMO that's because people still go out to restaurants and bars and gatherings in others homes. If you do that stuff, you might as well go into the office.
- tptacek 5y agoNo, that seems unlikely; you can compare outcomes for otherwise-similar counties where people go to restaurants at near pre-pandemic rates, and others where they don't. Like I said, the epidemiological evidence for NPIs at this point is very weak. Similar comparisons show powerful evidence for the effectiveness of vaccinations.