I've heard that, but then this article says: > In practice, however, this strategy, which was rejected in the United Kingdom, is leading to a much higher death

I've heard that, but then this article says: > In practice, however, this strategy, which was rejected in the United Kingdom, is leading to a much higher death rate in Sweden than in other Nordic countries. and they cite a CNN source. But then I look at this data plotted on a log chart and it appears they're leveling out: https://covidly.com/graph?country=Sweden#growth https://covidly.com/graph?country=Sweden#growth I think it's way too early to make any inferences about which method is working better. There is a lot of noise in all the data.