[2006alum]

I don't think the people on here always worrying about the economy are trolling. I just think the possibility of hundreds of thousands or more dying in a span of months is too abstract to process. I hope that's what it is.

At this point, the debate has been rehashed endlessly, so asking that rhetorical question for the 30th-odd time doesn't seem like it's being asked in good faith.

What's done is done, so a more productive way forward is focusing on steps to "re-open" (whatever that means) the economy. One of those steps is finding potential treatments to lessen or even obliterate symptoms, but it doesn't sound like hydroxychloroquine is going to be a massive game changer based on everything I've read from sources that aren't based on highly motivated reasoning.

[2006alum]

I don't think the people on here always worrying about the economy are trolling. I just think the possibility of hundreds of thousands or more dying in a span of months is too abstract to process. I hope that's what it is.

At this point, the debate has been rehashed endlessly, so asking that rhetorical question for the 30th-odd time doesn't seem like it's being asked in good faith.

What's done is done, so a more productive way forward is focusing on steps to "re-open" (whatever that means) the economy. One of those steps is finding potential treatments to lessen or even obliterate symptoms, but it doesn't sound like hydroxychloroquine is going to be a massive game changer based on everything I've read from sources that aren't based on highly motivated reasoning.