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LordoftheMorons posted...

For the duration of this pandemic (until there's a vaccine) that would probably be a good idea, but I don't think it's without costs. Personally my productivity is definitely down even though I in theory can do literally everything I need to remotely.

I'm the same way. I have never been able to do any work from home (as a student and afterwards). I always had to go to a coffee shop, library, or a bar. Work is slow going.

As far as the other stuff goes, hospitalization numbers down or not, this administration doesn't let things go past June 1st in regards to social distancing/shelter-in-place orders. At that point the economy will be so in the toilet that basically all the states, NY included, are just going to have to reopen and let patients and doctors suffer and die. Even if this means a rebound. Universities will remain online only and some businesses will maintain WFH, but at that point leaders are going to have to make a concerted effort to get people going to small businesses again.