...be abandoned, possibly excluded, chased away, and so forth. And, to extend the use of an economic metaphor, this would involve keeping ‘accounts’ of each individual within the flock, partly...
...end point. Therefore, even if an employer achieves the two metres of social distancing, this in itself is insufficient, and an employer may be expected to go significantly beyond this....
...the lockdown. Mainly, despite taking a big economic hit – estimated to be at least 10% – 15% of GDP – we have been very lucky here. Outside exercise was...
...here first ‘The Fact-Free Lockdown Hysteria‘ – Great talk by Thomas E. Woods, Jr. for the Mises Institute ‘If France’s cinemas are packed, why are Britain’s empty?‘ – Robbie Collin,...
...conditions. This then results in the individual’s Covid-age. There is then a ‘traffic light system‘ that applies to you depending on your Covid-age – green, yellow, orange, red It is...
...the UK. I’m dreading returning to our anxious, masked, misinformed, divided, cowed nation. How I wish we were more Latvian. It is a country which is so much more at...
...being with your family, especially when you’ve got a stroppy, disapproving, easily embarrassed, judgemental 19- and 21-year old in tow, your opportunities for autonomous protest are severely constrained. Ditto, on...
...situation quite well, and once you realise this you can immediately see the parallels with other moral panics, like the “war on terror”, or the “war on drugs” – basically,...
...Souls’ everywhere. DEMOCRACY: I’m getting nostalgic now. The powers that be have taken down ‘The Donald‘’! We now see the democrats’ muzzles start to slip. And (who knew) there’s a...
...to “save the NHS”, and close down businesses across the country? This lack of perspective was briefly forgivable (just) when the pandemic started, but is it now we know so...
