This plan has several serious drawbacks: many deaths, possible long-term effects, the fear and anxiety of getting an illness with a 1% fatality rate, the discom

This plan has several serious drawbacks: many deaths, possible long-term effects, the fear and anxiety of getting an illness with a 1% fatality rate, the discomfort and pain of being ill, overloaded healthcare system even if you build hospitals because then new bottlenecks like medical staff appear. And probably more, this is just quick out of my mind. Here's a better approach: Hardcore lockdown for 2 weeks, which stops the spread and reveals the vast majority of cases. Then switch to high-volume testing and targeted interventions (with would be much more efficient than now because many of the processes can be improved).