I mean, if anything, it was the other way around. We could point to death statistics and say "hey, that's provable harm". But quantifying the loss of quality

I mean, if anything, it was the other way around. We could point to death statistics and say "hey, that's provable harm". But quantifying the loss of quality of life from spending a year indoors, screwing the labour market and supply chain, messing up kids' socialization etc was harder, so we mostly just kind of ignored it.