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Not only it could, it did. Adjusted for today’s population Spanish flu would kill 2 million. Yet lockdowns were way less severe and schools, for example, reopen
by vl 6y ago
Not only it could, it did. Adjusted for today’s population Spanish flu would kill 2 million. Yet lockdowns were way less severe and schools, for example, reopened. Moreover, looking at current numbers, covid is not on track to reach 2 million by any degree of imagination.
- king_magic 6y ago> Moreover, looking at current numbers, covid is not on track to reach 2 million by any degree of imagination. That is only the case because we shut down so much of the economy & society.