Coronavirus shows the folly of stripping state and society to the bone Neal Lawson
over 4 years in The guardian
The global war against Covid-19 is a pivotal moment. Our lives have changed – and now we really are all in it together
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Most of us have experienced nothing like this before. It is strange, forbidding and dislocating to a degree probably only experienced by those alive in the early 1940s. Events will get worse then hopefully better, but things will not go back to how they were. Nor should they.
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