Sweden - the world's cautionary tale
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Sure, they're willing to sacrifice more of their citizens in order to stay open. That's not a trade-off that's impossible to understand. There is value in maintaining an open society, regardless of any dubious assertion that there is no economic benefit to it as compared to a lock down. If the Swedes want to stay the course with an open society, I respect that. I won't be among those trying to heap shame on them. I am curious what the discussion is like among the citizens there.
Education is extremely important.
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@Horace said in Sweden - the world's cautionary tale:
I am curious what the discussion is like among the citizens there.
None of the people who died have complained, which is a bit suspicious.
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@Horace said in Sweden - the world's cautionary tale:
Because they're all dead? Has anybody heard from a Swede lately? Maybe someone should pick up a phone.
Cases have steadily declined to 0 of late but it keeps appearing in the news, can’t figure out the disconnect.
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Where are you seeing that?
Worldometers says there were 34.
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@jon-nyc said in Sweden - the world's cautionary tale:
That's cool. What do you make of it, Loki?
I only have no clue. It’s a mystery because compared to Norway and Finland they are bad. So if they re-shut down it would be massively quick. Or they test less?
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@jon-nyc said in Sweden - the world's cautionary tale:
Johns Hopkins says 175
https://gisanddata.maps.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/bda7594740fd40299423467b48e9ecf6
I think this is cases, not deaths
Deaths:
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