Molson Hart

This is huge, but I don’t see how this is going to fix the huge economic problems we face. https://twitter.com/nicktimiraos/status/1239295384587055105?s=21 …https://twitter.com/NickTimiraos/status/1239295384587055105 …

China will ban (or heavily regulate) its wet markets, making West Africa bush meat markets the principal breeding ground for new viruses in this age of interconnection. Despite our improved medical care and hygiene, higher populations and travel may mean more outbreaks.

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Serbia asks China, not the EU nor the US, for help. Watershed moment or a friend in need is a friend indeed. Mix of both, but I'm going to say the former. This is a major turning point.https://twitter.com/RushDoshi/status/1239645067066978311 …

As we adopt work from home procedures at companies all over the United States, I wonder: Is that even a possibility for our government agencies? Can the IRS and others work from home? Some of their websites operate 9-to-5, do they even have cloud storage of shared files?

My old barber worked in a "salon suites" - basically wework for barbers. It's closing because of the virus, so he's texted everyone saying that he's setting up in his apartment. I dig the entrepreneurial spirit, but this shows you how hard containment will be.

After talking to a (young) buddy of mine who probably had #COVID19 (all symptoms, no covid test, but flu etc. all negative), it's worth saying that even if you survive, you don't want it: - we still don't know if it causes permanent damage - it will immobilize you for a while

#COVID19 will hurt credibility of the American media. - "it's just the flu" - "it's just a bad flu" - "masks don't work" - And now: "your money is safest in a bank, don't withdraw it!" I trust some journalists, but the industry is generally technically-illiterate and dishonest.