> The fact that "public health" has not been willing to reevaluate their policies and insist on sticking to policies that are literally damaging to the health o

> The fact that "public health" has not been willing to reevaluate their policies and insist on sticking to policies that are literally damaging to the health of the public is telling. Just curious, what would you suggest ? Because as far as I can tell there are no good solutions. I suppose the difference between our countries is that until university, you get put into class with 30 people, and do all the classes together. There are some cases when you can have different additional classes, but thats kind of limited to couple of hours a week, and would not be that hard to just leave off