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.
They have lowest mortality from COVID. What if the right policy all along was to do nothing?
But my question still remains, what exactly does the author suggest?
https://jp.usembassy.gov/covid-19-information/ There is also travel restrictions. Nothing is not the right word to use for Japan's covid policy.
So when the obedient Puritan people coming to this land. They are very cooperative in helping maintaining the community.
Through some indoctrination, they learned to stand up with their own wills. Turns out coins indeed always have 2 sides, right? When the individuals learn to stand up coercion with their own wills, they would stand-up against facial masks, vaccines, quanrintaines, etc.
The government did not order this. The citizens did it voluntarily when asked to by their government.