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Lockdowns don't guarantee safety either; the virus is still out there. And the consequences of lockdowns are material, with a lot of hard-to-quantify downside r
by stickfigure 6y ago
Lockdowns don't guarantee safety either; the virus is still out there. And the consequences of lockdowns are material, with a lot of hard-to-quantify downside risk - the black swan case could be "second great depression leading to WW3".
It's not obvious which position is the responsible one.
- thefounder 6y ago>>It's not obvious which position is the responsible one. I think the responsible position would be to provide the people with a safe environment where they can work and live. Perhaps also working a bit on the inequality issue. It's clear to me that with or without the lackdowns the worst affected are the already poor people working in the front line.