A resident gets a Covid-19 test on a rainy day at a mobile specimen collection station in the MacPherson playground in Mong Kok on March 28. Photo: Yik Yeung -man
A resident gets a Covid-19 test on a rainy day at a mobile specimen collection station in the MacPherson playground in Mong Kok on March 28. Photo: Yik Yeung -man
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Letters | How game theory explains why living with Covid-19 is inevitable

  • Readers discuss the optimal strategy for handling the pandemic, lawmakers applying critical thinking, and why Hong Kong’s leader should not be so easily swayed by netizens’ criticism.

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Updated: 11:30am, 31 Mar, 2022

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A resident gets a Covid-19 test on a rainy day at a mobile specimen collection station in the MacPherson playground in Mong Kok on March 28. Photo: Yik Yeung -man
A resident gets a Covid-19 test on a rainy day at a mobile specimen collection station in the MacPherson playground in Mong Kok on March 28. Photo: Yik Yeung -man
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