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An influential coronavirus model often cited by the White House offers a glimpse into when states would be able to safely open businesses amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
New data from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington suggests many states may need to wait more than a month before businesses can return to normal operations without a significant negative impact on the number of cases.
The model shows 12 states should wait until June 8 or later before considering relaxing social distancing guidelines, assuming states will have other measures in place. Those measures include aggressive testing, contact tracing and isolation of those infected. Georgia, which is planning to relax social distancing guidelines starting Friday, is one of the 12 states.
originally posted by: CraftyArrow
a reply to: RadioRobert
Looks like a Red states and blue states map.... the Red states are getting screwed.
What load of BS, some far lefty made that map.
originally posted by: ZapBrannigan3030
The only map that every mattered in all this, that's assuming it was being approached and enforced in a logical manner.
www.worldmap1.com...
originally posted by: RadioRobert
a reply to: Lumenari
Well, North Dakota has had 14 deaths, so you wouldn't want to go to that "warzone" anyway...
originally posted by: RadioRobert
a reply to: Lumenari
Well, North Dakota has had 14 deaths, so you wouldn't want to go to that "warzone" anyway...
originally posted by: ZapBrannigan3030
originally posted by: RadioRobert
a reply to: Lumenari
Well, North Dakota has had 14 deaths, so you wouldn't want to go to that "warzone" anyway...
Once it hits 20, I think they should firebomb the whole state, you know, kill everyone to save their lives.
It's the rational thing to do.
originally posted by: Lumenari
originally posted by: RadioRobert
a reply to: Lumenari
Well, North Dakota has had 14 deaths, so you wouldn't want to go to that "warzone" anyway...
ND has had more work related fatalities this year than the virus has caused.
On a positive note, there will be a LOT less work related deaths now that the oil industry shut down and everyone went home...
Oh wait.
originally posted by: KKLOCO
a reply to: RadioRobert
This looks like a ‘pad on the back’ study for which states conformed to economic destruction the fastest.
AZ is one of the least ‘infected’ states. Yet they have us fu##ed for another 45 days.
BULLSH!!!!T