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That argument doesn't make a lot of sense to me. It assumes that the numbers caused by the lock-downs are bigger than the numbers caused by Covid. It assumes
by RobertoG 6y ago
That argument doesn't make a lot of sense to me.
It assumes that the numbers caused by the lock-downs are bigger than the numbers caused by Covid.
It assumes that there is not positives to the lock-downs (maybe some people is less depressed at home than at their work, not deaths by flu, etc..) and, most important, it assumes that not lock-downs would not increase deaths by other causes (intensive care overworked).
- kspacewalk2 6y agoThe number of deaths due to missed TB vaccinations alone will be a very substantial percentage of number of COVID deaths.
- ceejayoz 6y agoMaybe, maybe not. TB should be readily stopped by masking and distancing measures; we might get something of a respite from it. I'm not aware of any numbers in either direction yet.