I'm a nurse struggling through this pandemic as with all humans. While the ideas, concepts and constructions of reality presented here are interesting and maybe touch on basic truths (if they exist), I was waiting to hear of new ideas focused on handling the current and prolonged stress on the hospital systems and the hospital staff. You both just go on and on about how businesses must be open and no lockdown. What about the nurses, that are majority women, taking care of our healthy children and our sick?  I heard nothing about this most important consideration. To you men, speaking of men and their concerns, who do you think will care for your parents when they become ill with COVID? Maybe you are part of the societal technological transformation to AI transition of healthcare?,(reply>), This particular interview is just to pander to his new right-wing audience. Don't expect any answers, lol.,(reply>), @Richard Kohn  What a silly oversimplified sarcastic reply. How disappointing. Sir, I replied that I was in mostly in agreement with ideas presented. I was waiting to hear of  ideas focused on handling the initial COVID insult, current and prolonged stress on the hospital systems and the hospital staff. While our healthcare system struggles to provide services even while protocols designed to slow transmission rates are in place, what ideas are there for handling the surge of critically ill people? Are you, sir, to sit on the panel deciding who gets hospital treatment? Who gets the ventilators? Who gets licensed healthcare personnel? Who is doomed to convalesce in a converted warehouse with unlicensed caregivers? Who dies at home? Who dies on the street? The idea of lockdown was simply to slow transmission. Did it do that? I don't know. Do you? Will we ever really know? Maybe if we have a do-over. Did it seem like a good idea when the hospitals were stressed and ventilators were in shortage? What would you have done? You got it, right?,(reply>), So lock down all businesses for the good of nurses. Got it.