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We all die anyway. So, superficially, your logic is correct: they are all people who would have died anyway, who did so with a virus in their system.
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German exit strategy - I'm relying on Google Translate, maybe @Oliver Schick can correct anything I've gotten wrong
https://fragdenstaat.de/dokumente/4123-wie-wir-covid-19-unter-kontrolle-bekommen/It seems to me that the plan involves:
- Ramp up testing capacity and hospital capacity
- Deploy location and contact-tracing apps
- Ease but not totally remove restrictions, use contact-tracing to contain and quarantine as needed.
Planners seem aware that lockdown can't be continued indefinitely, but the way it is explained implies to me that if the infection rate threatens to exceed testing/hospital capacity, it will be re-imposed.
- Ramp up testing capacity and hospital capacity
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No fan of Johnson but I hope he recovers. God knows how many kids would be left without a father.
(I do actually hope he recovers).
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Conspiracy theory thread >>>>>>>
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I had an ST with Cubase - was well out of my depth, but really enjoyed it. Then I saved up for a Roland 505 with my weekend job - it wasn't the best bit of kit but it kept me entertained.
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If hospitals are running at or over capacity, people who otherwise might have received treatment and lived may die. That's what the whole 'excess deaths' analysis tells us. Some of those people might have had half their lives ahead of them.
What you mean is: are there excess deaths? In response to which, I refer you to the Economist article at the top of the page.