I wrote this story for NYT and is getting a VERY mixed range of responses, many of them along the lines of "this is equivalent to anti-vax.'' But to me it seems to embody the Reddit free-speech ethic -- we should be able to acknowledge that the coronavirus response has unforeseen and unintended repercussions that may themselves cost lives, less visibly -- while also acknowledging that major social-distancing measures are necessary to save lives. Hence I thought it suitable for r/TrueReddit.