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vixen99 wrote: "With lockdowns, consequent suicides ... are ignored" There is no evidence that there are consequent suicides. Nor that they are ignored. You w
by eesmith 5y ago
vixen99 wrote: "With lockdowns, consequent suicides ... are ignored"
There is no evidence that there are consequent suicides. Nor that they are ignored.
You write "not yet" .... a hand-wavy statement which instantly adds FUD any topic.
It could be that lockdowns cause people to suddenly die 3 years years later. I could make up lots of "it could be" scenarios. Unsupported claims, with evidence contrary to the claim, should not be used to make policy decisions.
And this is a hypothetical about making a policy decision.
- NoPie 5y agoI know that he wrote but despite this part not proven the main point still stands – we haven't really any cost-benefit calculations at all. Nor estimates that lockdowns are effective.