>If we let the virus run wild then over a million Americans would die from it If we use ifr 1% then there would be 3 million american which is not bad. > And

>If we let the virus run wild then over a million Americans would die from it If we use ifr 1% then there would be 3 million american which is not bad. > And the hospitals would be vastly overwhelmed Only small percentage of hospital has this issue, even then the solution should be to increase hospital capacity. >And many millions would suffer severe diseases, like for weeks No different with any other diseases, common cold could make people suffer for weeks too. > and with many of them there would be strong aftereffects lasting for months There is no conclusive evidence about the severity and how many are affected. >In the countries that have had a strong lockdown and other measures, within a few months they had the disease halted The disease may halt temporarily but the economic cost are enormous then when you reopen the infection come back.