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In response to "That seems to be the conversation. Which, in the "flattening the curve" conversation, is what was desired." by JaxSean

The younger cases may not need much hospitalization but it won't stay contained to them . -- nm

Posted by Andie (aka Andie) Jun 25 '20, 09:13

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I keep coming back to: We were told and continue to be told it's going to get 60-70 % of us, so what's wrong with the approach where the non-hospitali - JackDawson Jun 25, 09:14 6
- It is the 'when it jumps, stop' part that i think won't happen. that's why i don't think letting it go is going to work out. -- nm - Andie Jun 25, 09:17 4
  - Right, by the time you notice a jump, I’m thinking it might be too late to stop it in time, due to the amount of lag between exposure and symptoms. - znufrii Jun 25, 09:24 2
    - Has Houston pulled anything back? (I am really asking, I have no idea.) -- nm - Andie Jun 25, 09:29 1
      - Doesn't sound like it. Everything that was allowed to reopen in May can still be open. -- (link) - mara Jun 25, 09:35
  - Yeah. It sounds a lot like trying to time the stock market, which is ultimately a disaster in the end. -- nm - Qale Jun 25, 09:18
- The problem with the last bit is that you can't isolate the elderly. We've proven it everywhere. -- nm - loosilu Jun 25, 09:17

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