> Lockdowns have also broken everyone’s regular exercise and healthy habits. Why do you make assumptions about "everyone"? I'm sure there are as many diverse e

> Lockdowns have also broken everyone’s regular exercise and healthy habits. Why do you make assumptions about "everyone"? I'm sure there are as many diverse experiences during 'lockdowns' as there are people who experienced them. Obviously if you include the rare cases where people were actually kept indoors (how long did those actually last?), then healthy exercise might have been more difficult. In my case, my health has improved immeasurably, as I no longer need to sit in an office all day, eat an unhealthy lunch and eat office-supplied snacks the way I did before. I eat more healthily, get more fresh air, walk and cycle at lunchtimes - and even get more work done in fewer hours.