It's never "nothing". For all we know (or don't), the virus might (or not) slow down spread during the warmer months in Europe and the US.
Perhaps it could be effective enough to have multiple 2-week lockdown periods (eg. separated by 2 or 4 weeks non-locked-down periods), just to slow down the spread so health care systems can keep up?
There is so many variables at play, and no simple model could come up with "the best" solution, if there ever is one.
Perhaps it could be effective enough to have multiple 2-week lockdown periods (eg. separated by 2 or 4 weeks non-locked-down periods), just to slow down the spread so health care systems can keep up?
There is so many variables at play, and no simple model could come up with "the best" solution, if there ever is one.