It has already been pointed out many times: essentially, a pandemic like corona, should be a great opportunity to address problems on a global scale. The opposite seems to be the case. And while the virus does not respect national borders, the response to it is different everywhere. From being ultra-restrictive to ‘’let it rip.’ . For more on this, see the website Our world in data.
Are there any people at all in government ministries of health who are looking with an open mind at best practices in other countries? Or are governments so fearful of being perceived as supporters of a Klaus Schwab-led world government that they want to reinvent the wheel every time?
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