Nicely put. With a case fatality of ~1%, we need orders of magnitude reduction, not factors of 2. If anyone wants to quibble over a factor of 2 you've missed th

Nicely put. With a case fatality of ~1%, we need orders of magnitude reduction, not factors of 2. If anyone wants to quibble over a factor of 2 you've missed the point. Now my nightly rant: I did this kind of false positive calculation in high school statistics, and I hated it. Still do. I hate that we're dealing with this BS. I hate that stupid people put us in this position, and that smart people aren't smart enough to not be absolute knobs.