and i ve been thinking about this opening and closing as less of an open/closed society and more like we re a rubber band and we need to start stretching to put people back in contact but we have to do it carefully and with a planned strategy or we re going to end up where it s going to snap back on all of us and we re going to be back where we are now social distancing from one another in a more extreme way. i think what needs to happen over the next several weeks and months is that states should be opening slowly and considerably with very consistent metrics. i think that we have to have the kind of testing that everyone s thinking about and the ability to train and isolate those positive in all states before we begin opening up and certainly before we begin having any very large crowded events. so the thing that s really keeping me up right now is sort of the lack of a unified strategy the way that s happening in a slightly more piecemeal way across the country. so i think
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