The Cost of COVID-19 Decisions

We Want Them Infected Podcast

The conversation scrutinizes the advocacy for herd immunity as a response to COVID-19, highlighting the ethical and practical issues with targeting unvaccinated children and young adults for infection. It explores the aftermath of the Great Barrington Declaration, including minimized concerns for COVID-19 variants and opposition to vaccinations for children.

Dr. Jonathan Howard and Wendy Orent also address the negative repercussions on healthcare services and education, underscoring the dissonance between initial pandemic strategies and subsequent reassessments of those approaches.

The hosts emphasize the importance of reflecting on the pandemic's handling to understand the implications of decision-making during health crises.

List of Resources:

Great Barrington Declaration - An open letter advocating for a herd immunity approach to handling the COVID-19 pandemic.

CDC Reports - Documents detailing the impact of COVID-19 on healthcare systems and the effectiveness of vaccines.

Science-Based Medicine Articles - Analyses critiquing the scientific basis and implications of pandemic policies.

Interviews with Dr. Scott Atlas - Various media appearances where Dr. Atlas discusses his views on COVID-19 management.

House Sub-Select Committee Report - "The Atlas Dogma" report, evaluating Dr. Atlas's influence on the U.S. pandemic response.

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