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    Ok, so basically there's a 2 way to avert a total meltdown:

    1. go hard at it, close everything down, keep people at home for a short period of time - 1-2 months. This gives the medical system time to sort things out.

    Meanwhile produce ALL the test-kits in the world.

    2. Go in and test everybody - I mean every living person everywhere! Twice!

    All those confirmed positive, go to hospitals/quarantine zones or simply under lockdown home.

    All those not sick, resume life.

    This is more or less suppression.

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    These 2 articles are making the rounds:

    "This Is How We Can Beat the Coronavirus

    Mitigation can buy us time, but only suppression can get us to where we need to be."
    https://www.theatlantic.com/idea…

    "Coronavirus: The Hammer and the Dance
    What the Next 18 Months Can Look Like, if Leaders Buy Us Time"

    https://medium.com/@tomaspueyo/c…

    These articles are reasonable, fact checked, can be shared with everybody.

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    • we seem to be going for 1. here in DKNutter
    • Same here in RO - 1 month emergency lockdown (is not mandatory, for now), people seem to respect it.
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    • #1 in Canada too. The problem with #2 is overload in hospitals and lots of deadsBennn
    • and the problem for #1 and #2 is the metldown of the economy..Bennn
    • 1 and 2 are not separate options but the order of execution.
      Fucking LOL      deadsperm
    • @Bennn you just been bennnsplained man LOL
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    • Getting tested isn't the same as getting vaccinated. Tests don't cure or prevent virus. They only help you know if you should quarantine yourself.
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    • And right now we're trying to just quarantine everyone. Or we should be.
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