Stop The Corona Insanity - The Data

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Yesterday I talked about the impact of hidden deaths. Our narrow focus on the virus is driving decisions that will be devastating - far worse than the virus itself. 

In reaction, people asked for data. What about 'spreading out cases'? what about hospitalization rates? how much would mass isolation impact mortality? Can we do an apples-to-apples comparison?

My first impression was, no. We can only broadly estimate these things. And that remains true in the context of global collapse. After all, we’ve never seen a massive global economic collapse in the era of modern medicine. We really don't know what that would do.

But that doesn’t mean we can’t model some of the effects. And that modeling strongly implies that mass isolation is a very bad idea. 

This simple chart sums it up.

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