> In that, it strays far too close to the dangerous notion of "advocating for ending the lockdown, however flawed, is killing people". I have no problem with a

> In that, it strays far too close to the dangerous notion of "advocating for ending the lockdown, however flawed, is killing people". I have no problem with advocating to end the lockdown. We need to do it as soon as practicable. You ar correct in supposing that a lockdown that lasts longer than necessary ends lives. I think there are some good steps we can take towards that, such as reopening underutilized hospitals in areas where that utilization has plateued. You are doing more than that, you are trying to summarize everything we know about covid. In an environment with so much misinformation about covid floating around that is demonstrably dangerous, it behooves is to be extra care to not feed into that cycle.