Option #2 do nothing. Stay home for the next year and see the economy, and the populations general physical and mental health deteriorate to a point of no return.
Pretty disgusting that you'd rather see QMC fail trying to find a solution than succeed and get the world back to some state of normalcy.
Prof Rory O’Connor, from the University of Glasgow, a co-author of the study, said that while it is too early to say for certain what the mental health impact of Covid-19 will be, there are lessons to learn from the past.
“If we look at the Sars outbreak in 2003, we know there is evidence there that there were increased rates of anxiety, increased rates of depression and post-traumatic stress and, in some groups, there were also increased rates of suicide,” he said.
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