> I think something that gets lost... It's really not lost at all. Most people know about the secondary effects of the lockdown. Loss of jobs, loss of schoolin

> I think something that gets lost... It's really not lost at all. Most people know about the secondary effects of the lockdown. Loss of jobs, loss of schooling, mental health effects. It's all front and center. The math is simple. Without lockdowns, millions die, so we lockdown to some degree. It's not that government officials are enacting lockdowns in a callous disregard of their negative effects, we simply have no other sane choice.