by Nachdem ich mich systematisch mit den verschiedenen Teilproblemen beschäftigt habe, bin ich nun überzeugt, eine machbare, vertretbare und rasche Lösung für das Corona-Problem gefunden zu haben. Ziel 1: Übersterblichkeit verhindern Die Verantwortlichen sollten besonders gefährdete Personen (ältere Personen mit einer oder mehreren Vorerkrankungen, Personen mit geschwächtem Immunsystem) empfehlen (nicht befehlen!), a) in den nächsten Wochen auf die Teilnahme an grösseren Menschenansammlungen zu verzichten, b) die Hygienemassnahmen bewusst einzuhalten und c) sich grundsätzlich besonders gesund zu ernähren. Zudem soll den Angehörigen und Bekannten empfohlen werden, auf Besuche in Spitälern, Alters- und Pflegeheimen zu verzichten. Ziel 2: Überbelastung der
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