[droidist2]

What about the option of slowing the spread or flattening the curve so it doesn't overwhelm the healthcare system?

[dabbledash]

My understanding is the end game for that is still a vaccine or herd immunity. It just slows the process down enough that you don’t have more people dying because of a lack of equipment.

[droidist2]

So then trying to drive the infection rate too low before reopening could actually be counterproductive because it also slows down the building of herd immunity?

[Johnjonjoan]

I wouldn't say no to some free generations of exponential growth