The outbreak will likely continue for months, so mandatory WFH now would implicitly be a vote for shutting down the office for months. Are you saying the weight of this consideration pales next to the risk of a mean Recode post for Bay Area execs?
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Always! (BTW, going offline for a bit, but looking forward.)
outbreak to me
If you mock someone for thinking you're powerful enough to destroy them if they take visible precautions to protect the public in a manner that you believe you can profit from mocking, you're the bully further kicking the victim for flinching. This is extremely straight-forward.
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Obviously, I think it's *vital* that the victim in this case not flinch. I don't want people to die. But for fucksake, writers have got to stop profiting from cutting people down for doing the right thing. It's insanity.
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Let me know if I've left some ambiguity here, because I'd really, really like everyone to start behaving like we're at the beginning of a very dangerous series of events that is going to cause great harm to some of the most vulnerable people around us.
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