our Biggest problem is garbage in, garbage out oncomputer models that seem to have taken over from common sense.

I had a discussion with a civil servant at the focus of CV response , and it is clear that even he was unaware of the variety of presentation. It was a surprise when I pointed out to him that current health service advice is if you have a fever or cough, not as he assumed fever then cough. Other advice saying unless it goes into your lungs it will pass quickly, uneventfully.

Worse still he was citing number of cases when we have no idea whatsoever how many there are because nobody anywhere is collecting that information. Because if I have all the symptoms and self isolate I am told not to call surgeries 111 or A and E unless it becomes serious. Nor is there anywhere I could record the presentation.

So NOBODY is collecting actual numbers: propagation estimates are bogus figures on which health service models are based.

Speaking to some who have had CV, it is not for many the life threatening or even debilitating illness.
I think we may yet discover the economy has been shut down on the basis of another expert project fear.