Yeah. Good analysis. Just to add a point, the 1% mortality rate came from WHO and New Zealand studies predominantly, as you said. It’s unclear whether or not they took into account the high levels of obesity in America.

As this virus spreads into rural America, is the death mortality rate increasing, decreasing, or holding at 1%.

Another point, lives can be ruined by means other than dying or long term health consequences. How many people have been or will be bankrupted by getting badly sick (or family member)? How long can the health care system carry on burning through resources and personnel to get to herd immunity? How many will die after that of other easily treatable conditions?