How we failed to quarantine correctly for COVID-19
It is my belief that for some reason, epidemiologists don't understand basic military strategy nor ecology, which is why for the past year we've been subject to frankly insane recommendations from "The Experts". Given the numbers we were seeing with COVID-19, and the pattern of spread, I would have separated and done two different lockdowns by population density. 1. Rural populations of under 20 people per square mile: 1000 square mile sections, chosen for essential services such as clinics, hospitals, zip code postal offices, grocery stores and restaurants. NO closures, but no travel outside of your 1000 square mile cohort either. 2. Urban populations over 20 people per spare mile- segregated by neighborhood, where a neighborhood contains at least one each of a grocery store, a hospital, a restaurant, a post office, and a grocery store. No travel outside of your neighborhood. Shipments between each of these should be handled *only* by semi truck, wit...