[lex24]

That Bloomberg article adds fuel to those who think we are being way too cavalier about Covid-19. Even those who don't appear to have much impact from it initially, are starting to show signs of long-term complications. I think the greatest takeaway is that the virus itself doesn't do the most damage, but the body's reaction to it does.

Too cavalier?  Seriously.  What should we do - lock everyone inside and have food and water dropped off at their door?

---

That Bloomberg article adds fuel to those who think we are being way too cavalier about Covid-19. Even those who don't appear to have much impact from it initially, are starting to show signs of long-term complications. I think the greatest takeaway is that the virus itself doesn't do the most damage, but the body's reaction to it does.

Too cavalier?  Seriously.  What should we do - lock everyone inside and have food and water dropped off at their door? Never in history has there been this type of resonse - shutdowns etc- to a pandemic. I’m not arguing of its effectiveness or lack thereof. But the response to this has hardly been “cavalier”.

[lex24]

That Bloomberg article adds fuel to those who think we are being way too cavalier about Covid-19. Even those who don't appear to have much impact from it initially, are starting to show signs of long-term complications. I think the greatest takeaway is that the virus itself doesn't do the most damage, but the body's reaction to it does.

Too cavalier?  Seriously.  What should we do - lock everyone inside and have food and water dropped off at their door?

---

That Bloomberg article adds fuel to those who think we are being way too cavalier about Covid-19. Even those who don't appear to have much impact from it initially, are starting to show signs of long-term complications. I think the greatest takeaway is that the virus itself doesn't do the most damage, but the body's reaction to it does.

Too cavalier?  Seriously.  What should we do - lock everyone inside and have food and water dropped off at their door? Never in history has there been this type of resonse - shutdowns etc- to a pandemic. I’m not arguing of its effectiveness or lack thereof. But the response to this has hardly been “cavalier”.