unaltered should be mandatory. what have you seen, what have you learned? , ., ., have you seen, what have you learned?— have you seen, what have you learned? , ., ., ,, , learned? first of all i think it is a in learned? first of all i think it is a pity that _ learned? first of all i think it is a pity that when _ learned? first of all i think it is a pity that when we _ learned? first of all i think it is a pity that when we had - learned? first of all i think it is a pity that when we had this i learned? first of all i think it is i a pity that when we had this debate we focus on masks. it feeds into the narrative, which i think is dominating this story and distorting this story, which is the choice is between doing nothing and restrictions. most of the measures we need to put into place are not restrictions at all. they do not limit our choice when they are protections which increase our choice. if more was put into ensuring all public spaces were safe, were properly ventilated, were inspected to ensure they met covid standards before they opened, it would give people choice because they with no spaces were safe. if we allow people to work from home, it would have a big impact in lessening the spread of the virus. it is about giving people choice, not forcing
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