What're the most informative things you've read, heard, or listened to on COVID-19 — or its social, economic, or political consequences — in the last day?
Links only please!
Links only please!
And if you're looking for some reading/listening, here's a list from yesterday: vox.com/2020/3/25/2119…
We'll use this thread, in part, to make a new one for today.
We'll use this thread, in part, to make a new one for today.
And my must-read for today: "Saving lives and saving the economy are not in conflict right now; we will hasten the return to robust economic activity by taking steps to stem the spread of the virus and save lives." economicstrategygroup.org/resource/econo…
Actually, two more, as I'm increasingly convinced people will believe that there's a choice between our economy and our lives until they can imagine the post-social distancing world. First, this @edyong209 piece is as good as everyone says it is : theatlantic.com/health/archive…
Second, @B_resnick talked to an array of public health experts on how to move from "sledgehammer to scalpel," and clearly shows what it would look like — and, more pessimistically, what we need to do to get there that we're not doing: vox.com/science-and-he…
