outdoorphotog
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- Ian
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I think a lot of these big companies are motivated to avoid bad PR and avoid being sued by a potential death as a result of an employee getting corona. Making us wear masks, do temp checks, ask the same questions every day shows "they are doing all they can" in a court.I'm not in the camp of this whole thing is hoax, but I'm convinced history will look back on this and show that it wasn't as dangerous as was believed in the moment and the reaction was out of proportion. But hindsight is always clearer than the present. And in the moment of the unknown I do feel it's better to be safe than sorry. The reaction after this will tell the true tale of how we (human race) handle what has happened. I have a feeling politics will take a front seat, as it always does in the US at least, which is unfortunate because politics ruin everything and is the enemy of science, logic, reason, and common sense.
But I've been wrong before, a few times at least, so I'm fine being wrong again if that's how it plays out.
Maybe they care about the worker too, hard to always know when shareholders exist.
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