I got another data point that (potentially) supports your claim. Peru here. Highest death per million habitants in the world (not the numbers reported by the Mi

I got another data point that (potentially) supports your claim. Peru here. Highest death per million habitants in the world (not the numbers reported by the Ministry of Health that is artificially reducing the numbers). In Perú we are (sadly) keeping track of the pandemic by comparing the daily death count from previous years with the one for this years. You can safely assume: - there is no contact tracing - adherence to mask usage is good - social interactions are generally avoided with the usual folks that don't pay attention and an increase in those interactions every week. These are the "death curves" of every region: https://imgur.com/a/CWiUPiC https://imgur.com/a/CWiUPiC This is what happens when your government does not do anything and pretty much every one gets infected and your healthcare system collapses. You get a high spike in daily deaths and then a sharp drop (Lima is a special case for many reasons - size and geography). Heard Immunity in every region (except Lima - yet). Seroprevalence studies are on their way...