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You can start worrying about that when the economic impact caused by the restrictions kills more people than the virus would without the restrictions. Sure, une
by spyder 7y ago
You can start worrying about that when the economic impact caused by the restrictions kills more people than the virus would without the restrictions. Sure, unemployment can worsen mental health and cause suicide indirectly, but those numbers must be nothing compared to the deaths would be caused by the virus without the restrictions.
- afiori 7y agoThis is relatively true, but it is also completely missing the point. Iperrationalism is not a substitute for ethics. In particular I see no reason why a headcount should be an obviously correct solution to the trolley problem.