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No, they're not, but when you have a population that already is (let's be real) significantly more selfless and conscious of the wider impact of infectious dise
by FireBeyond 3y ago
No, they're not, but when you have a population that already is (let's be real) significantly more selfless and conscious of the wider impact of infectious disease (or even the perception thereof), you're going to be able to enact other public policies that are consistent with that goal with a lot less disruption or opposition.