Guys, let’s just see how many people die, then we can do a proper risk assessment before we implement controls instead of using the data we have now. Also, if they’re too old to ski they don’t count.
If only people were using the data we have now and critically thinking about the costs and benefits of different actions.
Instead, everything is being directed by public health people and epidemiologists. They are great for providing information on public health and epidemics, but they view the problem through a narrow prism where the only objective in life is slowing the spread of a disease or limiting the number of deaths. They are not so great at balancing those benefits with the costs and no decision makers are actually considering the costs and benefits when implementing these policies. They are not even considering the number of deaths they will cause through increased suicides, depression, increased alcohol consumption, increased drug use, etc.