Curious as to people's sentiment. Was the health crisis way over blown or underestimated?
Let's see how things go in India, Africa, and the Middle East in the next few months before we rush to judgment about whether it was overblown....
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After 45 days of serious observation, the reality of the situation is: 1. The virus is a modicum more virulent than normal Influenzas 2. People's immune systems as a whole are for shit 3. It should never have required a complete economic shutdown 4. Nature: deal with it
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This is fascinating: https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/COVID19/index.htm … After shutdowns, the US saved some 50k non-COVID deaths that were expected. So lockdown saves 10s of thousands of lives/mo unrelated to COVID. Why don't we do this all the time?
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"Ships are safest when in the harbor but that is not why they build ships."
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I think more experts and politicians need to be willing to say, "I don't know" - because the evidence is pretty great that even the experts have no effing clue what to expect.
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we've all be living under rocks for a month YET Half Million infected 25K DEAD and its only just begun.
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