…revealed by the pandemic. The latter two are particularly important.
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Related: A litany of useless laws have been exposed as well.
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The coming age of dispersion.
We’ve been wanting to get out of the city for a long time. Most people don’t realize how large and empty the American west is, including California itself. New technology is going to make it increasingly possible and affordable to live comfortably off the grid.
Rejuvenating cells by reprogramming them.
Faster, please.
So says a terrible court ruling.
Yes, the best response next time would be to shut down the CDC and FDA. Even Cuomo admitted that the regulations were slowing things down.
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Stop panicking over bad data.
I won’t be surprised to find out when this is all over that the mortality rate was one in a thousand.
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Ford is making ventilators from seat fans.
#Murrica
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Sorry, first link is fixed now.
Alex Azar describes the administration’s strategery.
The “elites” are angry that they can’t get us to panic.
Kind of sucks to not be able to die because you might get sick.
Yes, it’s long past time to ban them. It should be a condition of re-engagement with the Chinese economy.
…to combat the epidemic. At the least, it’s an interesting experiment.
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Meanwhile, the Manchurian media.
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South Korea infections are dropping; what’s the key to its success?
Basically, testing and tracing. I’ll feel better once there’s a lot more testing going on here.
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When will it be over, and how will be know? TL;DR, it’s about getting R naught below 1.
Meanwhile, despite the slow start, there’s a lot we can be proud of.
…like mass transit, dense housing, and reusable bags and straws are a public-health disaster. I was predicting this about California since they passed that stupid plastic-bag ban.
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Plastic had fallen out of favor, but the virus is bringing it back.