> I don’t think this data is compatible with lockdowns being effective, which should be a key issue In many countries, it never even had to go that far. In the

> I don’t think this data is compatible with lockdowns being effective, which should be a key issue In many countries, it never even had to go that far. In the United States, for instance, the Constitution prevents executives from taking the kinds of actions they took towards locking down the general public. The reason we have laws is because sometimes the objective realities around us are not the most important consideration. If it is illegal to threaten people who simply wish to leave their own homes with fines, violence, or punishment - it is illegal whether there's a pandemic in progress or not.