Path to herd immunity: Hongkongers should get the coronavirus vaccine for the good of society

In the summer of 1972, I spent a few weeks camping out on the beach in Darwin in northern Australia. The mini settlement, of some 200 young people, was visited by the local constabulary despite having no law and order issues. The raid produced a few surprises, according to the official police report. Around 75 of the campers had given the name Robinson Crusoe, and an almost equal number, Man or Girl Friday. Apparently, most of the rest were famous pop stars and there were even a few members of…

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