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Corrik7 posted...

Problem is that they ran a study and to keep the curve low enough for the medical to handle, and this is assuming perfect distribution that it would take 10 years of lockdowns. Now I get your hoping for a best case scenario of a vaccine after 18 months, but still that's like 2 years of lockdowns.

Is that feasible? We would have like 50% unemployment and everyone would lose their homes and such at that point.

I know that medical in the region isn't able to handle things yet, but didn't Lodi province in Italy see the curve start to flatten two weeks after their lockdown went into place? Taking into account that there is a two week delay in reporting, that's a very promising result. It would imply that the effect of quarantining is almost immediate.

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