Eloquently described. Terribly sad when we reflect on the answers to each of those questions. I’d also add that the issue of alternative treatment should be considered before any mandates be imposed/enforced. In informed consent, people have a right to know about alternative treatments. In the case of covid-19, there are alternative early treatments that have been demonstrated to work and save lives (certainly people in other countries have taken advantage of this, i.e. the covid-19 response in Uttar Pradesh (population of over 200 million) in India is glaring example). https://pierrekory.substack.com/p/the-miracle-not-heard-around-the-1ee?r=15fgt0&s=r&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email
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Eloquently described. Terribly sad when we reflect on the answers to each of those questions. I’d also add that the issue of alternative treatment should be considered before any mandates be imposed/enforced. In informed consent, people have a right to know about alternative treatments. In the case of covid-19, there are alternative early treatments that have been demonstrated to work and save lives (certainly people in other countries have taken advantage of this, i.e. the covid-19 response in Uttar Pradesh (population of over 200 million) in India is glaring example). https://pierrekory.substack.com/p/the-miracle-not-heard-around-the-1ee?r=15fgt0&s=r&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email