I still endorse both posts. The idea is, if the choice is between an event that everyone could in theory attend but doesn’t happen, and an event that only some people can attend but does happen, I’d like to see the latter. In this case, however, the other covid policy choices they’re making (wind instruments with testing, no rapid testing for most attendees) don’t seem consistent with a view that children are too risky to allow.
I linked my earlier post in this one: https://www.jefftk.com/p/vaccine-requirements-age-and-fairness
I still endorse both posts. The idea is, if the choice is between an event that everyone could in theory attend but doesn’t happen, and an event that only some people can attend but does happen, I’d like to see the latter. In this case, however, the other covid policy choices they’re making (wind instruments with testing, no rapid testing for most attendees) don’t seem consistent with a view that children are too risky to allow.