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Message: [QUOTE="McHunt, post: 3159186, member: 9853"] I don't know where you're getting your numbers on Sweden, but of countries with a population greater than 10,000, it's currently ranked 6th highest in the world on deaths per population at 570 per million. The USA, by comparison is 500. Neighbouring countries Estonia and Norway are 47/million, Finland 60/million. In other words they've killed about ten times as many as their neighbours. Sweden did this not knowing whether being exposed to the virus would lead to immunity. Or what else, apart from killing you, it will do long term. Quite a bit, it appears. Like losing your sense of smell. If anything, they are the benchmark in how not to do it. Thankfully, there does appear to be some residual antibody & t-cell immunity, and there are already successful vaccines in the works. The UK will have a two pronged (antibody and symptom abatement) vaccine rollout to healthworkers within two months. It's yet to be determined how effective it will be in percentage terms. That's the wildcard. [/QUOTE]

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