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[QUOTE="Steelerswan, post: 3474789, member: 7827"]
Agree.  In the end its gonna be about individuals assessing personal risk and making decisions for themselves in terms of their activity.  These decisions will be based on their personal medical situation. People are going out. Stores, bars, restaurants, and working day to day with many employers implementing daily entrance screens and while it isn't perfect,  its still indeed effective.  
Yes,  we still need to do more testing for the kids and staff.  3x/week sounds very reasonable; problem is the lack of confidence the public has with testing results. It's been a disaster in terms of false negatives and delay of results,  3-5 days. Not sure how you implement and execute testing when you cant get a result back within 48 hrs. Should be 24.

IMO, our scientists and alike have been exposed here. This is an issue with allocation of public funds and where they go to protect us and understand super threats. We pour $$$ into a lost endeavor in cancer (I have seen it in the front row), we donate to space programs, yet; we get blindsided by a virus, a virus some say was on the radar of many presidents and with some earlier work and a scientific effort, we could have cataloged this family of viruses and have been close to a vaccine ...instead of blindsided being the world leader we are supposed to be.
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