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And the broader data and studies suggest most people will be fine who catch COVID, so what's your point?

• glenstein 5y ago
  The problem posed by a pandemic is that harms affecting a small percentage of overall cases are nevertheless staggering in absolute terms. Moreover, those who get better nevertheless contribute to the stresses that are stretching health care system and economy to its limits. These stresses cause second order harms to those having to go without care as resources are mobilized to support those who "will be fine."
  • drjasonharrison 5y ago
    In other words, hospital beds and other resources don't scale with infection rates.
• deleted 5y ago
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