COVID-19 Outbreak (Update: More than 2.9M cases and 132,313 deaths in US)

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So, if the end game is that the majority of the population will get infected, it is just a matter of time, then we will wait for the virus to come and get us. It is almost inevitable in a way.

I am not advocating this approach, I have read numerous articles about this, and I have no way of knowing what their end result will be, but Sweden has taken a different approach. They appear to be biting the apple and going for "herd immunity" which is incredibly risky because it can lead to an overwhelmed health care system and more deaths, at least in the short term. In the long run, it might be essentially the same end result, if the majority of the population gets exposed anyway. (There are more scientific articles about Sweden and what is going on there, the numbers are worse in Sweden vs other Scandinavian countries, but they are better than some other countries in Europe.)

https://www.foreignaffairs.com/arti...dens-coronavirus-strategy-will-soon-be-worlds

I posted why Sweden has arguably had the worst response strategy of the Western world. I don't accept the premise that most people catching the virus was inevitable from the start. I don't think modeling our response after Sweden would be a wise decision.

https://saintsreport.com/threads/co...s-and-85-333-deaths-in-us.424377/post-8041213