He's a lawyer, not an epidemiologist, but actually there's some interesting non-scientific points made based on his HIV epidemic experience that might spur somebody to creatively look at today's available stats, etc.
- another thread mentioned corona virus being temperature-sensitive. Can that be correlated with deaths by city?
- are there different strains of covid-19 with different strengths?
- what stats do we have that are reliable?
- H5N1 and H1N1 were also corona viruses. what can we learn from them?
- The reason we shut down the economy is because there's not enough ventilators, so it's worthwhile to look at the numbers, while making more ventilators.
- has anybody survived corona virus and being on a respirator? If not, the lockdown may not be helping since we aren't developing herd immunity to it.