There’s an article in @HarvardBiz with the head, “That Discomfort You’re Feeling is Grief.” hbr.org/2020/03/that-d…

I’ve had a hard time reading it, because it’s true. And there are stages of grief coming for our country and our world that could get ugly.
1/ My prayer is that we turn to God for comfort and peace. Knowing that not everyone beileves, some even dispose the whole idea, I’m also praying we can decide to be decent and understanding with each other.

I’m hoping we can stop pointing fingers and start opening arms.

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Of all the online services people are using to pass the time or just get through isolation without losing their minds, I think @YouTube is the best positioned to change how the world thinks about on-demand entertainment.
1/ Right now, it's just about the only place where new content is being created DAILY. Some of it coming in at a higher level of quality and thought than most of what we've seen come from studios and networks over the past few decades.
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The airlines do not deserve a $50 billion bailout.

The monopoly the airline industry holds over national and global mass transit should never have come to pass, and now we have an opportunity to break it.

There are several good alternatives to the bing airlines.
1/ High speed train systems would be better, faster, less expensive.

We used to have the infrastructure for trains in the US, but it was largely abandoned in favor of flying. After that, any attempts to initiate a national train system have met lobbyist resistance.
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