In the 1918 flu pandemic, mortality rates were something like 10x higher in the poorest countries. The universal belief in February 2020 was that the developing world would be hit hardest by this pandemic. What did we get wrong, and how can we capitalize on it?
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I mean, sounds like you could just use the word anxious? Or just leave the speculative psychoanalysis aside and focus on the material aspects of your argument?
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"Neurotic" and "from New York" sounds redundant to me. [born in Kew Gardens General, Queens]
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The kind of people I have in mind are more imports—graduates from fancy schools who move to NYC to make a start in journalism. But it only takes a week to start calling yourself a New Yorker, so it's a little ambiguous.
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