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Abaddon I understand where you're coming from, I do. But also understand that downplaying a very new, very unknown infectious disease that has so far killed 100K Americans in a little over two months poses as a health concern for many people.

In two, three years from now when this is over, then we can look back and evaluate the data and the possible long-term effects. But until then, this has proven to be a more lethal new disease than anything in a long time, and we should remain cautionary until there's a vaccine or we are immune.

No one is saying to never return to normal or to never leave the house. But remaining cautious until the first and potential second wave are over is most advisable for the public.