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Given their densities, per capita infections so far, use of public transport and other factors (with large gatherings still banned, my own personal

Posted by JackDawson (aka dawson) Apr 22 '20, 07:07

Prediction is this will be “fine” for some of them (ie their curve is flat so that’s the point at which reopening is in theory ok) and for some not so much

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Both states have some dense areas (not NYC dense, but dense). Perhaps if they stagger the reopening? -- (edited) - ty97 Apr 22, 07:11 3
- Miami is dense? I dont know the Numbers but other than maybe south beach it is my guess for one of the least dense metro areas in the US -- nm - JackDawson Apr 22, 07:12 2
  - oh it may be one of the least dense metro areas, but metro areas by definition are pretty dense. -- nm - ty97 Apr 22, 07:13 1
    - The wide disparity between infection rates in cities like nyc, la, Chicago, Houston, all suggest that there is an important difference and that saying - JackDawson Apr 22, 07:14

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