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Topic History of: Travel/holidays... is it just me...?!
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Green Man	Wyot wrote: For anyone interested on the effects of lockdown on the brain/memory. The lack of variety of place and social interactions has significant consequences. It is not just "boredom": www.bbc.com/future/article/20201113-covid-19-affecting-memory So dementia with now increase as well as debt. I suppose WEF will have a cure for that.
Wyot	For anyone interested on the effects of lockdown on the brain/memory. The lack of variety of place and social interactions has significant consequences. It is not just "boredom": www.bbc.com/future/article/20201113-covid-19-affecting-memory
Green Man	Honey wrote: Wyot wrote: I think that the omission of infection rates from the 4 tests for opening up is hugely significant and a complete change of direction. Yes, if they were intending to include this then with variants - you are right Honey -there is simply no way out. It is no oversight it is not a test condition. The Gov want out of the situation they have boxed themselves into. The omission should also put to bed any conspiracy theories: infection rates would be #1 to include if you wanted to sustain loss of freedoms. They are monitoring the baselines: deaths & hospital capacity. They will quietly ditch infection rate narratives. It is really positive news; this will end over Spring. Thank goodness they have dropped it. It made no sense at all. I feel quite relieved. Give me a minute or two and I will resume ranting about pubs and gyms. I can give or take pubs these days - however I do enjoying dining out and I forgotten what's it like now. I am missing the high streets bigly, I have always enjoyed shopping even clothes shopping. I do like charity shops also to get my books and my partner buys clothes second-hand clothes to cut up for her crafts. (One man's junk is another man's treasure) Even a man's junk can be a treasure for the lady.
Honey	Wyot wrote: I think that the omission of infection rates from the 4 tests for opening up is hugely significant and a complete change of direction. Yes, if they were intending to include this then with variants - you are right Honey -there is simply no way out. It is no oversight it is not a test condition. The Gov want out of the situation they have boxed themselves into. The omission should also put to bed any conspiracy theories: infection rates would be #1 to include if you wanted to sustain loss of freedoms. They are monitoring the baselines: deaths & hospital capacity. They will quietly ditch infection rate narratives. It is really positive news; this will end over Spring. Thank goodness they have dropped it. It made no sense at all. I feel quite relieved. Give me a minute or two and I will resume ranting about pubs and gyms.
Wyot	I think that the omission of infection rates from the 4 tests for opening up is hugely significant and a complete change of direction. Yes, if they were intending to include this then with variants - you are right Honey -there is simply no way out. It is no oversight it is not a test condition. The Gov want out of the situation they have boxed themselves into. The omission should also put to bed any conspiracy theories: infection rates would be #1 to include if you wanted to sustain loss of freedoms. They are monitoring the baselines: deaths & hospital capacity. They will quietly ditch infection rate narratives. It is really positive news; this will end over Spring.