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Message: [QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 3519814, member: 1414"] Sort of. We failed to flatten the curve in a few hard hit locations like metro NYC and Boston. I think most of the country has flattened it just fine. Like you, I believe the density and reliance on public transit materially increase risk of transmission. It is pretty clear that community spread hit different places at different times. It was spreading in NYC well before lockdown. It probably wasn't spreading in say, Omaha, before lockdown, even if that came later. Boston got clobbered by that damned Biogen conference. [/QUOTE]