“Our Covid measures are incoherent” – Have children not suffered enough to be spared the misery of mask-wearing, even if ministers say it is a temporary measure, asks this Telegraph lead article.
“The Zoom Class Gets Covid” – “What they attempted in 2020-21 was without precedent in the modern world. It did not finally work, even to achieve the aim of keeping the professional classes disease free. This is perhaps the moment when it all finally comes to an end, not with repudiation but with resignation, acquiescence, and surrender,” writes Jeffrey A. Tucker at the Brownstone Institute.
“Criminally stupid” – Are you right, in the interest of society, in compelling people to be vaccinated, or is it the individual’s right to refuse to be vaccinated, asks Alex Story in the Critic.
“A Tale of Two Omicrons…” – Rusere Shoniwa writes about Omicron and the shifting of the vaccine goalposts on Left Lockdown Sceptics.
“Ipsos Mori Poll: UK People Reject Expensive Climate Action” – According to Ipso Mori, 83% of the British people want drastic climate action, but support “drops off rapidly” when people are asked to make personal sacrifice, reports Eric Worrall in Watts Up With That.
“2021: The Year the Electric Vehicle Batteries Burned” – Are electric vehicles inherently unsafe? This is a question more people may be asking, as realisation grows that 2021 was a horror year for battery fire vehicle recalls. More from Eric Worrall in WUWT.
“Knit picking” – How the invisible knitting of Michelle Obama led to the cancellation of Kristy Glass, according to Kathrine Jebsen Moore in the Critic.
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