Found this helpful.

Sets expectations for a long stay-at-home period (through early June) but clearly explains the benefits of that.

* You don't just flatten the curve but can really reduce the overall case count.
* You can use the time to prepare. https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMe2007263

Maybe in the perfect world, you read and react and make decisions in time frames of 3-4 weeks at time as the evidence evolves. But that's probably not the world we're living in, for various reasons. So giving people a sense of the endgame would be helpful.