CV and mad panic behaviour

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Police checks found 59 who weren't home, these idiots are the problem.

They aren't alone, optimism is dangerous.

I've read the UK modelling suggest at about week two or three people in isolation hit their limit and start breaking the rules, which leads to a second wave of community driven outbreaks. It was the reason the UK refused to go hard earlier, because they know the fun and games and high spirits won't last in the lock up.

You'd think the UK would have a few about the joint with a fair bit of historical knowledge about battening down the hatches and it's effects on the general population. So I tend to trust them.

The big boys in this game are not even sure they have the basic head counts right yet, it's way way too early!