> How do you make choices on things if you do not have a comparison Point is that it is NOT good to compare COVID and non-scaling death factors. But I do agre

> How do you make choices on things if you do not have a comparison Point is that it is NOT good to compare COVID and non-scaling death factors. But I do agree it is a more difficult overall problem than this - think the main failure is the rigid-as-steel top-down governance models that takes ages to react to even major environmental changes and make borderline idiotic decisions when being too far removed from their effects.