tl;dr People are overinvested in the opinions they held in March, and will find evidence to support what they believed then. On one side, we have the cohort o

tl;dr People are overinvested in the opinions they held in March, and will find evidence to support what they believed then. On one side, we have the cohort of people who see this as literally the worst thing ever and we will all die. And you hate children and humanity if you want to eat at a restaurant. On the other side, you have the crowd who sees this as a moderate case of the sniffles and society is overreacting due to the fact that the news media hyped this so aggressively There is a very, very small minority of people who see it as squarely in the middle, a scary disease that we should protect people from, but with a more nuanced approach than lockdowns.