10 March

Disruptions to daily life are now treated like customers getting poor service on a holiday. The relentless pile-on of complaint, of course driven mostly by social media (that we live inside now). No sense of perspective of the magnitude of the complexity of the problem, just toddler-adolescent finger pointing and rage. Suggest to the public that their public infrastructure hasn't had really significant investment since after WW2, and that they'll need to think about sacrificing some of their lifestyle aspirations for new investment to happen, and you'll get another pile-on of complaint about 'corrupt' and 'incompetent' government. Kidult culture, folks. It only gets worse from here.