> Precisely, it’s pretty easy to tell from the Covid-19 death rate in Sweden that’s its reached a saturation point. To be clear: I said no such thing. I think

> Precisely, it’s pretty easy to tell from the Covid-19 death rate in Sweden that’s its reached a saturation point. To be clear: I said no such thing. I think it's far to early to evaluate that. Currently things in sweden look pretty good IMO, but "currently" and "pretty good" can shift radically and fast. > that normally has a couple hundred thousand die every year Seems like the normal deaths per year are around 95000. My point is mostly that I think it will take at least a year for us to get stats that are comparable between countries since different countries track it differently and have different efficiency/centralization of tracking. What will be even harder will be to track secondary and societal effects of both the virus itself and the measures taken to prevent spread, which will probably have a ongoing effect for many years.