No, it was the Houses of Parliament.
But, respectfully, you still missed my point.
You won’t eradicate infections with HEPA filters. The point is that it’s not about eradicating, it’s about minimising infections. And that the people making decisions about (not) minimising risks for YOUR children, are quietly minimising risks for their own.
Their classrooms won’t be cramped either. Eton also has filters btw.
And you’re right, it is moot. Because so many parents are happy to consider it moot.
The government will only look to reduce infections and be open about the harms of COVID when it’s cheaper for them to reduce infections than it is for them to encourage them (or due to public pressure which clearly won’t happen). Think of the costs to the economy if people started to avoid infections.
Globally there are HUNDREDS of trials to develop vaccines. Why? Where is the motivation? The money for this? You don’t have to look far for why - the harms are well documented, the sources are reputable and the evidence extensive - it’s all easy to find online.
And the damage is cumulative. Being okay once, doesn’t mean you will be next time.
Historians will have difficulty working out why people were so happy to keep catching it!
Have you seen the smoking room experiment? I’ve linked below but it can easily be found with a google. It sums up what’s happening re covid. Group think is so strong. People take comfort from others decisions and mumsnet poll results, to the point where they won’t do their own research.
But advertising / awareness campaigns are strong too but that could be 5/10/15 years off.