I'd do all 4 things right now because I'm not a ***** and I've felt from day one that all of this garbage is way overblown.

I'd do all 4 without any precautions.

FireAg said:

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I truly don't worry about it...I'd rather get it and get it over with...

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Even many in "at risk" groups will be gravitating towards this over time.

Sans vaccine or very effective treatment, what choice is there?

You cannot shut down the economy for 90 days, let alone 18 months.

We're never not going to have C19 for the next year or two; the question is do we have it spread at a relatively slow rate or not. I feel like we still don't have enough data because we've had such strict shutdowns - at some point we need to see how it percolates through society when people are interacting again. My gut tells me that public transportation is one of the main vectors for rapid transmission and the cities that have heavily utilized public transportation will be hit hardest (as we've already seen). But for less dense areas we shut down before we could see how fast it was going to spread unchecked. I think that was smart, but it also means we'll need to constantly adjust as the facts on the ground change, both negative and positive.

I actually have more concern about an Aggie Football game that I do the others because of the yelling. People are packed in close together and expelling breathe forcefully for hours at a time - it actually seems like a way to spread the disease faster to a large population more than anything else on the list.

I'm not at all worried about my kids getting sick at school and it being dangerous for them, but I do think kids are asymptomatic spreaders, it will affect teachers, and everyone will bring it home with them. But I think school needs to start back up by the fall no matter what, hopefully by then we'll have enough cases under our belts that there will be some limited herd immunity.

I would travel by plane; I wouldn't take a cruise until there's a vaccine. No concerns about hotels, etc.

I would go back to work with no concerns.

Well, according to Facebook and the rest of the handwringers, we should not venture outside anymore. Life is too dangerous

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I am not overly concerned with getting it. I am not that young but I'm healthy. Not on medications for anything, not remotely overweight, no history of immune issues etc.
I am very concerned with having to live with giving it to someone else, particularly someone at high risk.
And that's the real problem here, feeling comfortable for yourself is only half the equation. Same reason vaccinations are mandatory in most places.