rowrbazzle
Well-Known Member
It still seems to be an outlier. So I can see a scenario down the road where the other parts of the country are opened up prior to NYC. Others don’t have the same issues around population density, etc. Of course, variables such as travel must be considered. And NYC is a major major component to the country in general.
I do think NY is an outlier. The infection and death rates are more than double any other state except NJ. But it might be able to reopen sooner, as it's expected to peak sooner than a lot of other states. Of course, the peak is much higher so that's not necessarily a good thing.
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