Regarding speed limits, I had reducing speed on major roads more in mind. > However, infectious diseases ARE qualitatively different from risks from traffic ac

Regarding speed limits, I had reducing speed on major roads more in mind. > However, infectious diseases ARE qualitatively different from risks from traffic accidents, as the latter can't spread exponentially. Which is no longer the case for COVID, hence there no longer being a rationale for restrictions. > there's no way to be sure the healthcare system won't reach a point where healthcare workers are constantly overworked just in order to be able to provide the extra care required for infected patients. Then that's a case for increasing resources to a level of care that is deemed appropriate by society. Not turning society itself into a sick patient.