I live in Algiers, Algeria. Practically nobody wears masks, not even the physicians I know. Everything is open. People have just had enough of this and the rati

I live in Algiers, Algeria. Practically nobody wears masks, not even the physicians I know. Everything is open. People have just had enough of this and the rationale is that, after almost two years, whatever could have happened would have happened. I've had it about a year ago (with extreme measures, staying at home, wearing masks, rinsing groceries, changing clothes). I knew because I was doing a BBQ and smelled nothing with a clear nose. I still haven't fully recovered my senses of taste and smell. I spend a lot of time in closed environments at establishments with around a hundred people indoors and close proximity and extreme promiscuity. People are just at the stage of thinking curfews-lockdowns-masks is not a way to live and unwilling to give more years than the two they've already given to this way of life.