> But what we are seeing is a pretty steady .9% mortality rate for people who are exposed. The distribution of risk is almost entirely concentrated on people w

> But what we are seeing is a pretty steady .9% mortality rate for people who are exposed. The distribution of risk is almost entirely concentrated on people who have so few years left in their life compared to the rest of humanity whereas the burden of all the interventions falls squarely on the young, who DO propagate humanity into the future, and who are at essentially no major risk. Representing covid as a .9% generalized risk is nothing short of willful (self?) deception.