If you're adding everything up, please don't omit the costs of long-term disability from COVID19-related lung damage. That swings the numbers completely. If it

If you're adding everything up, please don't omit the costs of long-term disability from COVID19-related lung damage. That swings the numbers completely. If it were just 3.6% of the US population dying, I would understand the economic versus public health argument. It comes down to values at that point: how much is a human life worth? But that changes completely when you consider how many people we'll either need to support for decades, or who will have lower economic output. Those costs get astronomical, and at least by my ballpark estimates, align public health with economic outcomes completely.