Learning from ‘The Last of Us’: We’re not ready for the next outbreak


Survival lessons: ‘The Last of Us’ is a metaphor for the world around us right now, says the writer. — HBO/TNS

IF you watch The Last of Us, you see how a pandemic didn’t destroy the world – failure to communicate did. Trust collapsed. Institutions froze. And the people paid the price.

That’s fiction. But it’s also a warning.

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