I wish in this rush to reopen, there was not the unstated assumption that everyone can just hop into their private car (bubble) and get from the personal home to their personal office. We don't have teleportation. 1/N
Some must rely on public transit and may not have other options, and the comfort level with this needs to be substantially assured. In office buildings, there is growing recognition of "choke points" such as 2/N
elevators, lobbies, etc., which could make gathering points for people. In schools and universities, corridors, stairways, etc. have not been designed for efficient movement in a physically distanced way. This 3/N
requires a detailed systems analysis and rethink down to the level of how things are scheduled, how people move, and our transportation system. In addition to upgrading facilities with better 4/N
ventilation, de-densification, etc. Where is the "Manhattan Project" to do this? /end
