To put it mildly, this is... not the case in the US.
[1] https://www.statista.com/statistics/526013/sweden-number-of-...
Only the first category is single resident, and even just the next two categories put together are clearly larger.
This was the one I meant to use:
https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/products-eurostat-news/-/D...?
I cannot explain the difference between the two. I would trust the EU more than a facts compilation site, but YMMV.
I'd look at the source, except it's hidden in Statista, behind a premium subscription. Wow, that's kind of dangerous.
- shop can stay open normally
- kids can go to school normally
- not being forced to wear mask
- low (very subjective, I know) death number
Why would the comments or upvoted articles be any less problematic here than on facebook? Being really good at one thing (mostly tech) does not mean you're really good at all things.
It's fascinating on this board right now. So many medical experts. So many people who are experts at what metric is the best and most relevant metric. So many people who are, I'm betting, talking out of their knowledge base, but doing it articulately, instead of through memes, so that makes it better?
Because a lot of people, mainly for ideological reasons, would have preferred the US and the rest of Europe have done similar. A key part of justifying that view is to be convinced it was a success, true or not.