re: The overwhelming demand on hospitals

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I'll give you a simple analogy

You're going 70 on the interstate and not paying much attention to the road. I'm in the passenger's seat and notice a wreck and traffic stop up ahead.

The logic you're using with what you're saying right now is there is no reason to break yet because you haven't slammed into the back of a car.

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That's a simple analogy from a simple minded person.

You need to consider that slamming on the breaks could cause more problems for more people than if you slammed into the car. You need to consider that the people in the car wreck above might be dead already. You need to consider that they may clear it before you get there. You need to consider that those variables change continuously and you need to re-evaluate frequently.

You didn't consider any of that.