Hmmm, I dont like the article however there is some logic here. If you are a low risk adult, and if you have the option to infect yourself at home, you would o

Hmmm, I dont like the article however there is some logic here. If you are a low risk adult, and if you have the option to infect yourself at home, you would only have to isolate for 2-3 weeks until you have developed immunity and are good to go back to work and help others etc... By not letting young people get infected we're isolating them for way way longer than they should be and this is extremely inefficient. However, leaving ethics aside entirely, for that solution to work we would need self-infection kits for low risk people to use at home which is quite messed up.