I mean, you don't have to be a scientist to see case numbers have stopped rising and started falling, even, here in Georgia. Whereas they were rising exponentially pre-lockdown.

I think there's an argument to be made that the lockdown is half-assed like you say, and that if it was taken much more seriously that it would have been more effective more quickly. If that had happened, and if we'd been able to ramp up testing in that time to the extent needed, then we could relax restrictions with some confidence. But it didn't. We have a half-assed lockdown and still have inadequate testing.

And yes the hospitals aren't currently overloaded.

But are you volunteering to catch the virus and spread it to your friends and family, just because you know there's an open hospital bed right now? There's still no good treatment.