You guys seem somewhat balanced. Now that the dust has settled, how much of a risk did Covid actually pose to society? Post data if you can. I'm looking for datasets that I can assess independently. Here are the questions I'm most interested in:
>Was there a statistically significant increase in death rates in 2020/2021 that can be attributed to Covid?
>Of the people who "died of Covid", how many had comorbidities? How do you determine if Covid ended up being the main driver in one's death or if it was just an agent that aggravated an already ill person?
>What have been the differences between the various lockdown and mask enforcement mandates in various regions when it comes to infection rates/deaths?
>Was there a statistically significant increase in ICU visits attributable to Covid?
>Was there a statistically significant increase in death rates in 2020/2021 that can be attributed to Covid?
>Of the people who "died of Covid", how many had comorbidities? How do you determine if Covid ended up being the main driver in one's death or if it was just an agent that aggravated an already ill person?
>What have been the differences between the various lockdown and mask enforcement mandates in various regions when it comes to infection rates/deaths?
>Was there a statistically significant increase in ICU visits attributable to Covid?
