> A city the size of SF would be expected to see 5x as many cancer deaths as that in a normal month [1] and 7x as many heart disease deaths This comparison is

> A city the size of SF would be expected to see 5x as many cancer deaths as that in a normal month [1] and 7x as many heart disease deaths This comparison is irrelevant. Cancer and heart disease aren't contagious and don't spread exponentially. Let's say there were 0 deaths from Covid-19 because there are enough beds and they got lucky enough to save everyone. Would you say that an infinite number of more people die from lightning strikes? > The lockdown has proven to be excessive. Because not enough people are dying? I honestly don't understand your logic.