Andy Larsen: Our COVID policies have mostly led to frustration. A Nobel Prize winner gives us 8 simple rules to fix that.

We can avoid a “tragedy of the commons,” but we’ll need to make changes.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Folded-up bleachers at the old Provo High School gym are covered in notes accumulated since April by people giving their reasons for getting the COVID-19 vaccine as health care representatives administer the vaccine nearby on Wednesday, July 28, 2021.

Andy Larsen: Our COVID policies have mostly led to frustration. A Nobel Prize winner gives us 8 simple rules to fix that.

We can avoid a “tragedy of the commons,” but we’ll need to make changes.

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