woodswise
TID Board Of Directors
- Apr 29, 2012
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I keep reading accounts of young healthy people catching this and dying. This is definitely not like the flu. And if it continues to spread exponentially it is going to be real bad.
Social distancing may slow the spread, but unless we do it for a couple of months or longer, until the rate of new infections drops dramatially -- to the point we can start identifying all new cases with testing -- it will just go back to exponential growth when the social distancing ends.
Social distancing may slow the spread, but unless we do it for a couple of months or longer, until the rate of new infections drops dramatially -- to the point we can start identifying all new cases with testing -- it will just go back to exponential growth when the social distancing ends.