The Logic of Pandemic Restrictions Is Falling Apart
theatlantic.com
theatlantic.com
It doesn't mean we shouldn't strive for it. We can do better. But it's also worth understanding enough of the rule-making process to avoid saying, "This thing is inconsistent therefore the entire process is unsalvageable," which is what I see too often. Governments, like businesses, are made up of people doing their best to achieve some kind of consensus with all of the other people, and having to do so in a world that is both constantly changing and constantly necessitating some kind of action.