Bill Gates On COVID-19: ‘Best Case Scenario Is 6 To 10 Weeks Of Total Isolation In U.S.’

Bill Gates said that total isolation for 6 to 10 weeks is the only viable option to minimize lives lost and economic damage for the United States to recover from the COVID-19 crisis

... [+]Nicolas Liponne/NurPhoto via Getty ImagesBill Gates said that total isolation for six to ten weeks is the only viable option to minimize lives lost and economic damage for the United States to recover from the COVID-19 crisis., that if the United States enacts such stringent isolation, there could be positive results within 20 days.

“There really is no middle ground; It’s very tough to say, ‘keep going to restaurants, go buy new houses, ignore that pile of bodies in the corner.’ It’s very irresponsible to suggest to people they can have the best of both worlds,” said Gates.

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