I'm so old I remember when this was a serious magazine.pic.twitter.com/kynNhl5EAw
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Because we make those "human sacrifices" every year. We could more-or-less eradicate seasonal flu -- which kills a lot of people, though probably an order of magnitude less than COVID-19 -- by shutting down every winter. 2/
We don't, because we conclude that we can "sacrifice" 20-60k people, including children, to have a functioning economy and society. 3/
And over the course of our lifetimes, those annual "sacrifices" probably *will* outnumber deaths from COVID-19. Maybe over the course of a decade, depending on the final fatality rate estimate for COVID. 4/
So look, I personally think Georgia is getting a bit over its skis opening up its economy. There's a significant chance it's getting the cost-benefit wrong. But don't pretend that the cost-benefit itself is evil, unless you are willing to take some pretty extreme stances. 5/5
I’m pretty sure this is about balancing the state budget by getting people off unemployment
It's also about people being able to buy food because the distro networks have not shut down.
I think you are off base here. Seasonal flu does not crash the heath systems and causes the numbers of direct and indirect deaths Covid has and will. Just look at excessive deaths.
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