Well, my parents live in Perth. They've been living a normal existence since May.
Monetarily, it's no different than any other medical expenditure. Would you spend 25k for an extra year of normal life? What about if you're 20-30?
Colour me jealous.
Monetarily, it's no different than any other medical expenditure. Would you spend 25k for an extra year of normal life? What about if you're 20-30?
Colour me jealous.
Would you pay $25,000 in order to have a 1 in 1,666 chance of living an extra few months when you are 80 years old?
No one would take those odds - but it has been forced on the population.
I live in Denmark, with arguably more restrictions than Sweden. I'd happily sacrifice 25k in future lifetime earnings to have 2020 back. (BTW, as a startup founder, the possible costs of COVID may wind up being far more disastrous to my lifetime earnings)