As Albert Einstein once said: “In the midst of every crisis lies great opportunity”. Admittedly, to search for the silver linings of the coronavirus pandemic – after it has claimedover five million lives – might feel glib. Yet undeniably, despite the scale of loss, there is cause for optimism amongst the misery.
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