We Know Nothing: Lockdown And The Spectacular Halfwittery Of The Human Race - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

Donald says it'll all be over by Easter. Boris wants us to let the virus do its worst, then next thing he’s in intensive care. Dominic thinks the best way to test his eyesight is by driving his family to the countryside. Nicola’s medical guru says we should stay home and save lives, then sneaks off for a weekend at the seaside. We can’t agree on when it’s safe for schools to to go back, but we can’t wait to open the pubs. We fight over the last loo roll on the shelves and the last inch of sand on the beach. We need to be told how to wash our hands and how to put on a face mask. It could almost be the plot of the blackest comedy ever written. If it wasn’t for a death toll beyond tragic. This is the story of lockdown as seen from one apartment, in one city, in a country where the longer coronavirus wreaked its havoc, the more it seemed that a species which thinks itself the peak of evolution's genius really does know nothing.

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