Here’s a MedCram lecture explaining the 6% figure in the light of filling out death certificates:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TECf3xSFbU

With all your talk of conspiracy theories, have you considered that
perhaps you are the one who has bought into and is spreading conspiracy
theories?

Of course not.
When YOU’re the one talking of conspiracy theories, it’s not a “conspiracy theory”, it’s Absolute Utter TRVTH!!!!!

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Yes, it was originally about flattening the curve, and we did that. Then it became about finding a vaccine. I think we should all avoid being infected if we can. That’s not really a civic duty. It’s just good personal care.

But a good number of people can’t work under these conditions. And they and their families are suffering. They have lost much and there is no end in sight for some.

You can’t really separate a moral narrative from a religious one. But political narratives are the worst of all. They are, however, the most popular.

The risk isn’t theoretical. It also isn’t great for most people. Again, it’s just a math problem to solve. To say that 40% have comorbidities does not mean that 40% are at serious risk. Most, as statistics indicate, are not.

The wedding situation is not entirely concrete. There are other explanations for infections. Contact tracing is not a reliable way to handle the situation. Too many variables. Most people have way too many connections to make that meaningful. Again, I realize that’s not good politics, but it has the added benefit of being true.