We went into lockdown on the premise that we needed to shut down everything for a short break, in order to ensure that the health care system would not be overwhelmed, and to protect our health care workers.
Consider where we are now. https://twitter.com/dcwoodruff/status/1251967877848195073">https://twitter.com/dcwoodruf...
Consider where we are now. https://twitter.com/dcwoodruff/status/1251967877848195073">https://twitter.com/dcwoodruf...
Consider the sacrifices being made to keep the system from being overwhelmed. https://mobile.twitter.com/BDSixsmith/status/1252264896370282503">https://mobile.twitter.com/BDSixsmit...
Consider. #click=https://t.co/TGKCnspg5x">https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/20/health/treatment-delays-coronavirus.html #click=https://t.co/TGKCnspg5x">https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/2...
Consider that instead of a brief pause to prevent the system from being overwhelmed, we are now told that we should stay closed until an unclear testing goal, which might be 3.5 times where we are now or 15 times, is met, with no plan to achieve that. https://mobile.twitter.com/cmyeaton/status/1252200083438940162">https://mobile.twitter.com/cmyeaton/...
Cynicism is now cheaper even than oil.