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Originally Posted by petegz28
I'm not sure there is much you can do at this point. You lock down and businesses will die now as there isn't any more Fed Gov help and the states are not going to provide help.
As with anything we are going to have to start defining what is an acceptable level of risk vs what is an acceptable level of locking down.
For all intents and purposes it seems like we have found a bit of a middle-ground for the most part here locally. Businesses are being allowed to operate to a degree but we are still not wide open. By the same token cases have increased some but we are not seeing the deaths and hospital resource shortages.
Until we develop effective therapeutics I think this is life as we know it.
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I don't really think it's any of the interventions at this point keeping people out of anywhere. People are doing it themselves so this is probably what you get for a while.
If Texas and Arizona and Florida and California keep coming down as they are which is pretty quick and faster than i thought they would, we have some hope.
I'm actually coming around on the fact that I don't think we'll have as bad or as much of a second wave as we thought, simply because the outbreak is so widespread now, by then we'll be fairly far along the immune spectrum.