>How can we go back to a world where the normal flu causes so much damage now that we know how easy those deaths are to prevent? Simple. Stop hyping it up in t

>How can we go back to a world where the normal flu causes so much damage now that we know how easy those deaths are to prevent? Simple. Stop hyping it up in the media. Do you now how many people die in the world every day? Wouldn't it be wise to mention that to keep everything in context? Here is a graphic to help you (you will notice that covid doesn't seem that big of a deal, and that is from the height of the pandemic): https://www.visualcapitalist.com/how-many-people-die-each-day/ https://www.visualcapitalist.com/how-many-people-die-each-da... Or say we go down your route, lock down everything for flu. Then what about cars, plenty of people die in road accidents? The logical conclusion would be that we all end up living like caged chickens, in sterile bubbles with no interaction where we can do no harm. Personally I choose quality of life over quantity.