Fully agree. Just one comment: there is a middle ground, where we lift most, but not all restrictions. While we keep a lot of anti-infection measures. For examp

Fully agree. Just one comment: there is a middle ground, where we lift most, but not all restrictions. While we keep a lot of anti-infection measures. For example, most businesses can open, with the distance rules still paid attention too. But we would avoild to have the most critical events, like big parties, trade shows, concerts, football games. And of course, still try to maintain proper hygene, like hand washing and possibly mask wearing. By this we could reduce the risk of infections by a huge amount compared to the pre-lockdown behavior but still have a pretty normal life. If we managed to get the number of infectios people small enough during the lock down, together with active measures like testing, tracking, etc. it might be good enough to keep the infection rate at or below 1.