With so many meets being canceled this year, how's that going to impact NQTs for spring and summer nationals for the next few years? Will the T-10 time for each event this year, slim pickings though it might be, still be used in NQT calculations for 2021-2023? Or will 2020 be the year that never was in terms of NQT calculations?
Of course. Perspective is everything; however, I would also say the crushing unintended consequences to the rest of the country is taken way too lightly by many (including yourself) as a necessary byproduct. This is especially true since our experts and politicians continue to guess at courses of action with the accuracy of "chemtrail Karen".
Oh, don't get me wrong, Kurt. I take the consequences very seriously. There is no easy answer to the massive devastation this coronavirus is inflicting on both life and the economy. It's just that we are nowhere near herd immunity in this country (or in Sweden), for those in that camp that think taking that route is going to work. Sweden and Brazil have gone that route, and look at where it's gotten them-- especially Brazil!
There are two sides to every argument, and there is a lot to be said for the devastation that will be caused to the economy by taking the route you and a couple of other Forumites have been suggesting.
When it comes listening to (and believing) politicians or scientists and doctors, I will chose the latter every time. My birthday (Inauguration Day) can't come soon enough.
Of course. Perspective is everything; however, I would also say the crushing unintended consequences to the rest of the country is taken way too lightly by many (including yourself) as a necessary byproduct. This is especially true since our experts and politicians continue to guess at courses of action with the accuracy of "chemtrail Karen".
Oh, don't get me wrong, Kurt. I take the consequences very seriously. There is no easy answer to the massive devastation this coronavirus is inflicting on both life and the economy. It's just that we are nowhere near herd immunity in this country (or in Sweden), for those in that camp that think taking that route is going to work. Sweden and Brazil have gone that route, and look at where it's gotten them-- especially Brazil!
There are two sides to every argument, and there is a lot to be said for the devastation that will be caused to the economy by taking the route you and a couple of other Forumites have been suggesting.
When it comes listening to (and believing) politicians or scientists and doctors, I will chose the latter every time. My birthday (Inauguration Day) can't come soon enough.
