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FFDragon posted...

Using just the fatality rate is a bit disingenuous considering even if you survive you can be left with permanent organ and/or brain damage.

But what does that have to do with anything I just said?

Even if that's true, it doesn't change the fact that pretty much every non-isolated non-totalitarian place who has "dealt with the disease" has done so by allowing it to spread, peak, and then fall off of its own natural accord.

Like, what specific intervention do you think New York implemented that caused cases/hospilizations/deaths/whatever else to dramatically fall? And how do you explain all kinds of places that didn't implement that specific intervention to also see cases/hospitalizations/deaths/whatever else dramatically fall?

The point is that the "shape of the curve" is about the same everywhere (with exceptions for extreme isolationism and strict totalitarianism). The peak is higher or lower based entirely on success of keeping it out of the nursing homes. Which strongly suggests all of your precious interventions are just bunk, just noise.

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