What studying disasters has taught me about Covid-1

He’s notes in 2016 people stopped thinking his work was silly and started started asking when the end is coming.

It underscores something I’ve been thinking for a while. We’re gradually shifting to a victim mentality. We don’t fight bad stuff anymore.

We’re the country that did the Manhattan project, and got a man in the moon. Why can’t we fight a virus.

This line actually scares me....

"So here is a simple reminder, which may sound silly but is truer than you might want to admit: the mayor from Jaws (the man who insisted on keeping the beaches open) is still the mayor in Jaws 2."

Nice write up but I didn’t see anything too insightful. It all seems pretty obvious.

sounds very western/us-centric.

i have been curious about japan and how they handled the crisis. they are projecting to re-open schools very soon.