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Topic History of: Sweden today
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Author	Message
Green Man	Please note that UK and USA are full of 'lardies'. Many people love vaping or smoking like it's their hobby.
JK2006	Not convinced by "key drivers". Many factors (diet; air cleanliness; who knows?) but one thing is obvious; we should NOT be trying to stop or slow the spread; we must get a vaccine and find cures or likewise treatment. And look at long tail effects & remedies. NOT lockdowns, social distancing, closing schools, killing employment.
middlemas	JK2006 wrote: It makes no sense to behave as though the common cold is the black plague. Quite agree. But population densities and proximity to others are clearly the key drivers; this seems a global trait for the virus. Sweden backs this up, as do the recent infections in our universities. And Wyoming had just 50 deaths from 7,000 infections.
JK2006	Still a tiny amount; no fun for the dying but fewer than those dying from cancer or flu or sepsis - just another illness; nasty for the vulnerable especially those near death anyway. It makes no sense to behave as though the common cold is the black plague.
middlemas	Sweden's only city, with a population of over a million, has a death to infection rate of 10%. Stockholm was considerably higher than the smaller cities and towns - as well as the vast rural areas.