Indeed, I'm indexed on looking for evidence and tells of a more catastrophic macro risk outcome than most people, as my reading of these events has been in a mo

Indeed, I'm indexed on looking for evidence and tells of a more catastrophic macro risk outcome than most people, as my reading of these events has been in a more historical context. That the danger of a very serious conflict is not part of the discourse is like watching it happen in slow motion. It's to the point it seems worth mentioning. Vaccinating kids to go to school is normal, as is getting vaccinations for travel between countries. The issue I have personally is leveraging the pandemic using the disingenuous issues above to implement an internal passport system for participating in culture. It's a "papers please" society that historically ends one way. The professor's letter is really a good sign, as this stuff needs to come out and become part of the discourse, as it's an alternative to a cascade into something much worse, imo.