hashtag how we reopen. So there's a few ways we could respond to this pandemic. In the US, we already closed down a lot of stuff for a while and it's hard, but now it looks like the curve is starting to flatten and we know it's going to keep falling in the near term and all of us want to get back to our lives. We don't know exactly what this side of the curve will look like. You've probably seen versions that are optimistically symmetric but unrealistic. It'll probably look less like this and more like this, which I modeled off of Spain. Okay, so say we reopen soon and whoops, that's not ideal. Okay, say less affected areas can reopen. New York is still closed and then some of us at least get a month of freedom and economic activity before we have to reshut down and do it all again and again. It would be a reopening roller coaster and it would at least spread out the cases, but this plan has a lot of unknowns. It wouldn't be back to business as usual when things are open because businesses won't be able to rely on each other to stay open or on their workers to not all fall sick at once. Anywhere could be the next hotspot. It makes it hard to plan and hard to feel safe. So here's another way to respond. The plan that all these folks agree on is to reopen the economy this summer in four phases so that the curve keeps falling and we can stay open while protecting your health and civil liberties. There's three things we need to do this. Number one is testing. We simply need more tests, a lot more like millions a day and these tests will be fast. No one wants to wait days for their results. Number two is tracing. Contact tracing is how we let you know if there's a chance you've been exposed so you can get a test and find out fast whether you should isolate to stop it from spreading further. And number three is supported isolation. Anyone who tests positive or is waiting for their results needs support to isolate at home with healthcare supplies and job protections. So testing tracing supported isolation. It's possible, but it takes resources. So we made our plan as epic as we needed to be to get this done responsibly this summer.