In the US excluding New York, deaths have been basically flat for a month and a half. If we couldn't even stop the spread under quarantine, we're deluding ourselves if we think there's not going to be a huge spike over the next month or two. Most people are just not willing to take this seriously it seems, they flaunt the precautions, engage in all sorts of wishful thinking about 6-foot distances or cherry-picked stat declines, are unwilling to make personal or communal sacrifices. Its going to be a real shame when 1+ million americans die because we were unwilling to cut our own hair for a year.