Singapore and Switzerland seem to be the greatest realists in the world today.
They’re getting on with living – not COVID normal – just normal.
They have worked out that the virus is not going to disappear and life is simply too short to stay locked-up and locked-down for eternity.
They’re done with the yo-yo of emotions and the long shadows of doubt.
Western Australia, South Australia, New South Wales, the Northern Territory and Queensland take note – look to those nations for the way forward – not the trigger happy, ‘I know nothing’, coronavirus convulsions of the Victorian government.
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