Again, though, the curve on this virus seems somewhat disconnected to upsurges in day to day activity. For instance, Georgia re-opened 16 days ago, and their restaurants opened nine days ago. No upsurge in cases so far - in fact, they are trending down. Florida's numbers are trending down now also and are roughly the same as California, which did everything "right" in terms of locking down.
Rather, this virus seems to crop up now in certain hot spots, be in seniors residences, meat processing facilities, prisons, etc. There was also a new outbreak in South Korea a few days ago when an infected person visited a bunch of nightclubs. What do all these places have in common? Confined, indoor spaces with sustained human contact. (Insert your own joke here about what kind of "sustained contact" happens at a sweaty, crowded night club.) This should provide a road map to re-opening for governments - get the economy back moving again, and focus the efforts on those known hot spots and high risk locations...