Sorry. I didn't imply that _reopening_ businesses for a couple of days/week
would reduce infections. I was talking in the context of Jim's comments about
underdampening. I feel like reopening businesses for 2 fixed days per week (and
only those 2 days, same days for every business) would *drive*
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I think there are two issues... what your risk of bec
I think there are two issues... what your risk of becoming infected and
what is your contribution to the larger risk of infecting others. The
first is linear with the number of people you encounter, the percentage
of the population currently infected and the amount of de-coupling your
various mea
My guess would be parka, hood, glasses, 6' distance, and limited trips will go
first because they have very limited effect. If you doubt masks have an effect,
then these should be so doubtful as to be silly. But sanitation and
aerosol/spittle measures have clear support.
The conversation you f
Friammers,
Jim Girard and I have been having a conversation about the period between the
bent curve and the vaccine. His responses have been fascinating, but in some
particulars, are more technical than this old rejected English major can parse.
I therefore wanted you all to get the benefi
