Zero HIVE
Zero HIVE
4 years ago in #covid by cryptographic (70)
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Gerd Müller may be right.
It‘s a difficult question due to the complexity. Perhaps we should seek for more bottom-up solutions. Cities and communities could decide.
Governments on the country-level often just add a layer of systemic risk to the whole problem.
Maybe Sweden has found the balance. I understand that Germany has very localized decision making, and is a good example too. Just the opposite of what Spain did during the spring, which turned into one of the world's worst examples.
I'm a little surprised that the public debate on this has fallen off so much ...