> has a death rate of about 1%
We don't know what the actual death rate is, we need more antibody studies to figure that out.
> "how old will they die anyways?"
I didn't say that, you did.
> These are actual people, with families, friends and close people.
Yes, and hundreds of millions of people with families, friends and loved ones are suffering in many ways because of the lockdown. I don't know how many depressions, foreclosures, broken marriages and boarded up small businesses one saved life is worth, but there's a tradeoff being made.
FWIW, I am staying home. I get my groceries delivered and leave the house about once or twice a week. I try to distance myself from people on the sidewalk, etc.
We don't know what the actual death rate is, we need more antibody studies to figure that out.
> "how old will they die anyways?"
I didn't say that, you did.
> These are actual people, with families, friends and close people.
Yes, and hundreds of millions of people with families, friends and loved ones are suffering in many ways because of the lockdown. I don't know how many depressions, foreclosures, broken marriages and boarded up small businesses one saved life is worth, but there's a tradeoff being made.
FWIW, I am staying home. I get my groceries delivered and leave the house about once or twice a week. I try to distance myself from people on the sidewalk, etc.