You don't have to shut down everything but you have to limit big gatherings and have massive amounts of testing to minimize how many people get infected. You're trying to buy as much time as possible for them to get a vaccine or for it to burn out. You take the best practices of South Korea and China. That is essential, if you don't do those minimizing procedures there is no possible way you can provide enough beds in the US. China was erecting big hospitals in days to combat it. The US can't do that but they can copycat what the Koreans did. But to do that they need the CDC to allow massive testing and not drag their feet.
A lot of these minimizing procedures will screw up the economy worldwide but this should be a short term. There are a lot of call backs to 2008 but that was a financial panic and those things are thought to be a lot more long term.
A lot of these minimizing procedures will screw up the economy worldwide but this should be a short term. There are a lot of call backs to 2008 but that was a financial panic and those things are thought to be a lot more long term.
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