1/ @ManishaKrishnan took on a tough topic-- should you go on a domestic vacation right now? More of my thoughts in the piece.
Remember that most places have not met public health guidelines, which say multiple weeks of decrease in new cases
#covid19
vice.com/en_ca/article/…
Remember that most places have not met public health guidelines, which say multiple weeks of decrease in new cases
#covid19
vice.com/en_ca/article/…
2/ The way I think about this:
a) If it is nonessential, wait. We are only now re-opening. If you want to be part of the experiment for where outbreaks happen, then go ahead. I would not.
b) If it involves high-risk individuals, don't. It's not worth it.
a) If it is nonessential, wait. We are only now re-opening. If you want to be part of the experiment for where outbreaks happen, then go ahead. I would not.
b) If it involves high-risk individuals, don't. It's not worth it.
3/ Outdoor risk likely lower than indoor by a significant factor.
Hotels generally should be OK except be careful of crowding and high-touch objects (door knobs)
Planes have good ventilation, but even w/ empty seats, you're w/in 6 ft of others for several hours
#covid19
Hotels generally should be OK except be careful of crowding and high-touch objects (door knobs)
Planes have good ventilation, but even w/ empty seats, you're w/in 6 ft of others for several hours
#covid19
4/ I say this with the recognition that this is all speculation-- we can't predict scenarios w/ 100% accuracy. We may be surprised in good/bad ways.
Humility is key. Safety is too.
Find the lowest risk ways to support mental health/social connection and do those for now.
Humility is key. Safety is too.
Find the lowest risk ways to support mental health/social connection and do those for now.
