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The article discusses the ongoing disagreements surrounding the lessons learned from the Covid-19 pandemic. It highlights the differing perspectives on issues such as school closures and overcrowded hospitals. The authors of the op-ed argue that prolonged school closures were a major policy error, emphasizing that healthy children were at low risk from the virus. However, a reader raises concerns about the potential risks faced by adults working in schools. The article also mentions the authors' claim that hospitals were not too busy to treat people, but a reader counters this by sharing their personal experience of long wait times in an emergency room. Additionally, the authors attribute unnecessary deaths to lockdowns, but a reader points out that low vaccination rates were also a significant factor. [Extracted from the article]