You do whatever you think is best for you and everyone you come in contact with and is in compliance with the laws wherever you live. For me and my wife, we are in our 70s, I have heart disease and another grandchild on the way (who I hope to see), so we are staying home. I prefer to die in my own bed in my own home if possible, not alone on a vent in an ICU. I can tell you from having had two heart attacks, that when you’re lying on a gurney in the ER fighting for your life, you don’t give a damn about your bank balance. Once you’ve had that experience, it puts everything else in perspective. I hope you avoid it.

You do whatever you think is best for you and everyone you come in contact with and is in compliance with the laws wherever you live. For me and my wife, we are in our 70s, I have heart disease and another grandchild on the way (who I hope to see), so we are staying home. I prefer to die in my own bed in my own home if possible, not alone on a vent in an ICU. I can tell you from having had two heart attacks, that when you’re lying on a gurney in the ER fighting for your life, you don’t give a damn about your bank balance. Once you’ve had that experience, it puts everything else in perspective. I hope you avoid it.

Where are you getting your information. I haven’t read that in any of the hundreds of articles on COVID19 that I’ve read. Seriously, please include a link.
I just read about a California county which is reporting a .3% mortality rate based on antibody tests, so it does show a lower rate than previously thought. However, we don’t know the accuracy of the specific test as there are currently a great number with varying degrees of accuracy. It hasn’t been peer reviewed. Also we don’t know whether they can get reinfected, or whether their original infection can pop up again (as my 1957 flu did-twice) and cause severe problems that way.
Still, 3 times as many deaths is nothing to sneeze at, and since none of us not infected has immunity against this disease, even if the same % died as with normal seasonal flu, a great many more of us will get infected, with a correspondingly greater number of deaths.
I want to add that seeing all the closed stores, the empty ones that are opened, knowing the social deprivation that our kids are suffering, as well as all the pain that the unemployed are going through makes me want to cry.

I certainly hope that is the case. However, I would point out that (a)the presence of antibodies does not indicate that a person has actually had the disease (although they may), just that they have been exposed to it, and (b) considering that even if the mortality rate were no more than common influenza, the total number of deaths so far (more in the last month than the entire flu season) would indicate that it is much more contagious (and for the near future, there is no vaccine). It’s the number of deaths that matter, not just the percentages. Time and better/more testing will tell...

Foolish, selfish and greedy. I hope you remember this when you wake up standing on a street corner hoping someone with a little money left in their pocket comes by and feels sorry for you.
I'm not talking about my personal "portfolio", which by the way, is nothing to write home about.
Let me repeat this one more time for the simpletons. A country without an economy is not a country. If you want to count unicorns while the country goes up in flames, go for it. "Someone with this mindset" doesn't want to see that.