We are about to get a crash course in why "solidarity" calls invariably come to nothing: you know, deep in your bones, that you have a minuscule network of people you can trust to do the right thing. You don't want to believe that, of course, but you know it is so
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If there was any lesson to be drawn from my father's life, it was that most people will act against your long term interest (and theirs too) and you cannot blame them and you cannot change this. He used to say it was easier to blow up the whole planet than change even one mind
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It would be easier to kill 90% of the population than to convince even 10% voluntarily follow social distancing guidelines. Not enough of us care, anywhere, to paraphrase Langston Hughes. It is easier to imagine the end of the world than Amazon dot com paying more tax
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