The CoronaSphere Lounge Episode 19: My Radical, Unpopular Coronavirus Crisis Theory. No doubt I will never hear the end of this, but I’m going with
The outrage grows more outrageous by the day. Round One of what China has done and is doing to the United States and the rest
Today: Two kinds of masks and how to make one; Number of Americans with “flu-like symptoms” continues to fall; and we explain what “per capita”
We have paid, and continue to pay, a huge economic price for it, but new data from an unexpected source gives compelling evidence that social
COVID-19 immunity is not just a biological issue. Very soon it is going to become a legal one as well.
Somewhere out there is a line between legitimate self interest and something that goes well beyond that. It’s not an easy line to define.
*** [UPDATE: I mistakenly identified the reporter in the embedded clip as Jake Tapper. The reporter in question is Jim Acosta. I apologize for the
It’s not that I was actually skeptical about the efficacy of regular cotton face masks; it’s just that I hadn’t seen the remarkable piece of
New York mayor Bill DeBlasio has ORDERED churches to close, threatening congregations with arrest and potential PERMANENT CLOSURE. As if he has that power.
If this COVID-19 pandemic is the worst thing that happens to us in our lifetimes then we have an awful lot to be grateful for.
…is the news you really want to hear. Beware of opinion lock!
There is a difference between making the severity of a threat clear and immediate, versus cutting away from good news presented by the medical specialist
Recorded live before a global audience on 03/26/20.
Scott Ott nailed the analogy: not only do we have to slow down; we are not allowed to PASS EACH OTHER.
All social distancing activity is designed to ‘flatten the curve’ to keep it under the bar of our intensive care capability. But this is actually a two-variable problem. Find out how we can raise the bar in Episode 5 of The CoronaSphere Lounge.