Take a minute to read this piece
It's about how to debate and is very smart
Don't strawman ur opponent
And in a sea of opinions, don't fight the pole, but the best version of the opposing argument
And school closures is a huge mistakehttps://www.statnews.com/2020/12/23/put-straw-man-pandemic-denial-out-of-its-misery/ …
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Few people <50 require hospitalization. To avoid overburdened hospitals, the key is to protect the old through focused protection. Everyone should take basic precautions, and nobody should deliberately get infected. That is stupid. Also increases the herd immunity threshold. 5/8
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If the young live normal lives, some will be infected, but their risk is less than from lockdown collateral damage. Pandemic will then be naturally over in 3-6 months. Lockdowns just prolonged the pandemic while completely failing to protect the old. 6/8
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Thanks for clarifying, I assumed that the indirect health effects of economic recession were part of the rationale, as these are indeed concerning to us all. If the worry is exclusively on “collateral damage from cancer, CVD, & mental health,” how are you measuring those?
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Besides the earliest March/April days, health care is open for business. So missed screenings, delayed care etc is happening but due to 1) fear of acquiring the infection or 2) overwhelmed hospitals/staff in virus hotspots.
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