My guess is things some places will open up in about 3 weeks

Posted on: April 11, 2020 at 10:37:17 CT

What we've learned is that this contagious, deadly to some flu-like virus has more impact in highly dense areas. (Why people who aren't associated with finance or Broadway want to live in NYNY is beyond me.)The densely populated places will lag in reacquiring their mobility.

The bottom line...
1)It will be argued"we gave it the college try and attempted to reduce the curve" which seems somewhat affective in most less dense areas.

2)The government funded measures to make an attempt to help people exist through the shut down .This can't be replicated too often.

5) The high risk population will be advised to stay more isolated longer.

3) The idea that things won't open until America is healthy is ludicrous. That will never happen until a vacine or drug is found to be preventitive.

4) Though the idea of having reliable, valid testing available to everyone who wants it, ithough desirable is also unrealistic unless the POTUS uses his powers to direct corporations to produce these tests in mass ASAP. His doing so immediately, which he hasn't done, would provide a political win for him. I don't understand the delay.

Edited by Macgrantt at 10:38:50 on 04/11/20