In Britain in 1940, millions of families were torn apart because of mass evacuations from cities. Today, we're just being asked to wear a mask.
I grew up in Great Britain during World War II. Now I write while sequestered at home in California because of COVID-19.
Families were broken up. Millions of children, pregnant women and other vulnerable people were evacuated from cities.
The third relates to benefit: If I change my behavior as recommended, how likely is it to improve my chances? If I doubt that a mask will make any difference, why bother?
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