Googly wrote: ↑Sun Apr 12, 2020 7:46 am
Not everyone is going to die

, worst case 1%.
https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html
At the time of this post, there are 1.8 million cases around the world with 108,000 deaths.
That is 5%. However, there is some data suggesting the actual death rate of closed (resolved cases)
ranges from 10-20% dead. Now also remember that these numbers are just from the developed nations. China is almost surely underreporting and there is almost no data from Asian and African countries and only scant data from the MENA region. Suffice it to say the actual number of cases is probably over 10 million and the dead are probably approaching 1 million because in countries like Bangladesh or India, they aren't testing all the bodies in the morgue.
It’s the economy that matters, way more than lives,
Incorrect. Let me ask you a rhetorical question? What's a dead man going to do with a 1 million dollars?
It’s the people with the money and the guns that make the decisions,
Then why do the folks with the money and guns hire the guys "with the letters" as their advisors?
When you get sick, do you go to a guy with a gun or a guy with a stethoscope?
The fact is, the guy with the stethoscope and letters after his name is "essential". So is the cashier at Tesco or Walmart. The billionaire on his boat is not. This virus is proving that point.