FORSETH -- Those ‘fractional differences’ are actual (dead) people, not just math equations. Should those very real people be the casualty of opening things up to allow more commerce
DO WE CONTINUE THE TREND WE ARE ON, with government strongly encouraging people to self-isolate, and to maintain two metre spacing when we are out getting what should be considered ‘necessities’ – or should we open things up to allow for businesses (including bars) to perhaps re-open, but with strict guidelines as to social distancing? That’s a very good question ... and it’s one that has people with very strong opinions as to where we should be as a society during this coronavirus pandemic known as COVID-19. Of the Scandinavian countries in Europe, Sweden had been the loosest with its regulations, however in just the past day they are taking a hard look at what that has meant for its citizens. According to a news story today, in Bloomberg , it was noted the ... Swedish experiment has drawn international bewilderment as schools, restaurants and cafes have remained open. And while other countries passed laws restricting movement, Sweden’s Prime Minister Stefan Lo...