In summary:
After a couple of months now, we basically know about Covid19 what we knew from the beginning, and what I was writing at the time: There is a clearly identifiable segment of the population that is most vulnerable to severe symptoms and potential fatality; the elderly and chronically ill; There is no significant danger to younger people, there is little or no health benefit to lockdowns; The actual fatality rater is below 1%; The virus is unlikely to disappear and the only real solution is the development of “herd immunity”; The healthcare system (in the West) is incentivised to inflate Covid19 case numbers for financial reasons: Lockdowns are primarily undertaken to justify huge transfers of public money into the private sector: Covid19 is approximately on par with the seriousness of the seasonal flu and pneumonia; Broader testing reveals a vastly lower rate of hospitalisation and mortality than predicted; The overwhelming majority of people experience mild symptoms or are asymptomatic; Dr Fauci has been wildly wrong on almost everything he has said, except for in 2017 when he stated that there WOULD be a surprise outbreak.