I find myself again posting to Bernard Hickey's excellent 'When the Facts Change' podcast ... this episode looks to the sociopathy (Bernard's word) of the decision to reverse the smoke-free legislation, in terms of lives lost and also the anti-longtermism in it.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/5HtFy5Uern3bHzGhZXdQBv
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