> the real outcome is simply delaying those deaths, spreading them out more over time. Which is still a good outcome, because you don't want to overwhelm the h

> the real outcome is simply delaying those deaths, spreading them out more over time. Which is still a good outcome, because you don't want to overwhelm the healthcare system to the point that it can't handle anything that isn't COVID. That was the whole point of the early-pandemic "flatten the curve" campaigns.