4/ Consider a CR Box. It is highly effective at removing respiratory aerosol particles across a wide range of particle sizes that convey viruses, and the additional mixing added to rooms can cause rapid dispersion of respiratory plumes when in close contact with those infected.

3/ Public empowerment is important, folks. Reducing the amount of respiratory aerosol particles you inhale in shared spaces will dramatically reduce your risk of infection. Increase ventilation when possible, wear an N95, KN95 or better mask/respirator in shared public spaces, improve filtration.

(most of) society expects teachers to choose sexual partners who are not children, and this rule applies to all children, not just children who are in the teacher’s class. Bare minimum.

Totally vile

This, and also, in talking to young women (women who are young women right now now), it doesn’t seem like the “clubby world” of gross abuses of power that the NYT author is misty-eyed about has gone anywhere at all.

Aka “cat climbers”

It’s so infuriating, and it all comes rushing back. The daily, exhausting “fending off while not offending” so as to keep good grades, internships and jobs. I hate that young women are still facing this at uni, at their internships, at their jobs.

Sending good juju to you your cat. Hope they are okay.

you don’t get to indulge in whataboutism as an excuse to not do anything.

stop insisting COVID-aware folk want you to shut down the world. we’re asking you to open it up—for everyone.

so be a big boy/girl: wear a mask, and it you want to help disabled people, take a cue from the late alice wong:

New rule: everyone who abused or trafficked children and others alongside Epstein, and everyone who maintained any sort of relationship w/ Epstein after knowing of his abuse, must resign immediately from their jobs, board seats, elected or appointed offices, etc.