Reading this, I am not sure what is the "right" policy in the author's mind.
The author argue that the ups and downs of infection is more of a innate dynamism of covid spreading, than any society wide policy. Is that suggesting there should not have been society wide intervention to covid? Like just keep things as normal.
Although I agree with the conclusion that the covid policy in US definitely has not been effective.
The author argue that the ups and downs of infection is more of a innate dynamism of covid spreading, than any society wide policy. Is that suggesting there should not have been society wide intervention to covid? Like just keep things as normal.
Although I agree with the conclusion that the covid policy in US definitely has not been effective.