Norway seems to have timed the contagion enough to be able to handle it and mitigate, but you never know until too late as curve remains exponential. On the other hand, we get critizised for not having enough deaths and infected. The counter argument is that mitigation and herd immunity could take years, though other examples show we'll soon be able to open up kindergartens, schools, unaffected communities etc. and not remain in "lightweight" lockdown.

This may not be over for years, though we will grow to be able to handle it. There's yet not enough evidence which strategy is "best", however avoiding full-blown crisis and delaying unknown unknowns seems prudent.