I agree that Morrow's post was refreshing both in its nuance and his candor that there's still a lot we don't know. But I'm not sure I even understand the comment you quoted and what that means. What is a social bubble? Can you provide a link?
And more generally, I do worry about emergency medical personnel - we all go about our daily lives with the presumed fallback of excellent and immediate medical care, so I do think we should be making policy choices in a pandemic with the idea that maxing out their capacity so that we can play youth sports (or fill-in-the-blank non-necessary activity) is not only unfair, but short sided. That was the one part or Morrow's calculus I thought was a little under-thought through.
And more generally, I do worry about emergency medical personnel - we all go about our daily lives with the presumed fallback of excellent and immediate medical care, so I do think we should be making policy choices in a pandemic with the idea that maxing out their capacity so that we can play youth sports (or fill-in-the-blank non-necessary activity) is not only unfair, but short sided. That was the one part or Morrow's calculus I thought was a little under-thought through.