Coronavirus. Your thoughts? [Serious and Non-Serious]

@eevee that sucks, i hope you are able to find another job soon. I also feel your pain i have been walking around with a mask on even in a place where the cases are low. Just so i dont get my mom sick. She also lost her job thanks to the virus and due to her poor health finding another one rn when this is going around isnt an option.

Well, coronavirus cases in my county doubled this month after we re-opened. Pretty scary stuff. Seems like a lot of people are just ignoring the danger because they are sick of it all

Those who have immune difficulties stay inside and away from people until the vaccine. People who are already live your life

Indeed. The only suggestion I can think of is file unemployment under circumstances of a medical condition with valid documents

The big problem is that the US military had planned on everybody getting infected eventually. The social distancing, masks and shutdowns were simply there to stem the amount of people in the hospital at a single given time. Now this is a good idea in general since a less crowded hospital gives people a better chance. However, a slowed rate can't be sustained forever. My source of this information being a sister who is a military nurse which corroborated by my buddy who is in the reserves.

It makes sense that is the first part of a worst-case scenario, @dyadka_yar. They also would consider the possibility of the virus evolving further, becoming more deadly, or more infectious. (I still play Plague, Inc.) If they had to start shutting cities and towns down on a mandatory quarantine where nobody leaves a certain point, nobody enters. They would stifle people as much as they could, pushing perimeters back as far as possible. Maybe a natural disaster, gas pocket explosion, fracking accident, I dunno, hurricane sweeping through. Evacuate people past a certain perimeter. Within, they would try to keep everyone as calm as possible to prevent chaos, but inevitably napalm or bomb the area to contain the virus/outbreak.