A year of anger with reason

A good time to reflect. The devastating pandemic marked a year few of us would ever forget. (Pic shows family visits a grave at the Christian burial area provided by the government for victims of COVID-19 at Pondok Ranggon cemetery complex ahead of New Year's eve in Jakarta, Indonesia, December 31, 2020. - Reuters

LAST year was a one of deep anger with ourselves, our fate, other people and the politicians. We were angry for good reasons, but more so with reason itself.

Instead of the Age of Science and Technology, which could conquer disease, prolong our lives and remove social injustices, nearly half the people do not believe in masks, sound medical advice, vaccines or even the daily news.