What are the key insights from Adam Ringham's perspective on common sense as it relates to Sweden?

From this perspective, Sweden is used as an example of “common sense” in how it handled Covid and public fear.

Key insights:

1. Sweden is framed as spelling “common sense” itself.
2. Emphasis on no lockdowns, no masks, no hysteria, and people continuing normal life.
3. Viruses (cold, flu, “mystery virus”) are seen as a normal part of life, not a reason to shut society down.
4. “Common sense” is portrayed as sanity in the face of fear and overreaction—yet “common sense, not so common.”

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