RE: Covid in the Fall

That is very similar to what I have been thinking. While I understand the virus is no joke, I also understand that we need to look at the economic impact of the disease as well. What good would it do if we stop the virus, but simultaneously increase the suicide rate to the point where the number of monthly deaths is the same, but from a different cause. What good is it if we stop the virus, but the economy is destroyed, and people can't afford food, resulting in massive starvation? Too many people ignore the psychological, social, and economic impacts of the disease, and focus only on the deaths caused directly by the virus itself. You earned another follower.