Don’t Blame the Virus: we are prisoners of our minds
Anyone who thinks we are going to come out of the coronavirus lock down as good as or better than January 2020 is not paying attention. The obsessive focus on the health of the nation, the restrictions to socialising and travel, and the heavy rules and laws and penalties for the most minor of infractions only tell part of the story. The virus has revealed two more crises, both potentially far worse than the already horrific outcomes we have witnessed so far. I refer to an impending financial crisis and the even more frightening prospect of unprecedented restrictions on our rights and freedoms.
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