I’ll fix that typo. I have to be honest, I’m not familiar by that Ecology phrase, otherwise I would have added attribution. But thank you for pointing out. I have some reading to do.

Ha. Well as much as I do embrace AI in many ways, I still need to write in my own work. Otherwise, how do I get all the frustration out? Other than, you know, doing the actual work - that does help too.

But then what’s the choice? You have an economy to restart, you have people who can’t actually go to jobs that require in person work. It’s so much more complicated than this actually takes into account. So don’t simplify it with this garbage article that tries to whittle it down!

To find the right solution you gotta rewind all the way back to the vaccine rollout

I’m not saying I agree with that sentiment. But context it key. And if you don’t look at it that way, you can’t just blanket fact check it. You tell people to go back to the way it was after the vaccine came out? It’s a bad situation

This is all fair blame but the thing no one talks about is what the public would or wouldn’t have cared about or dealt with. Hindsight is pretty ignorant here. By mid 2021 people weren’t wearing masks anymore - well most people weren’t. And asking or telling them to go back would have been riotous.

I’ve been making a mostly gluten free thanksgiving for years now and all the dishes taste the same as they did before. Plates are piled high. Happy to share any recipes.

As someone who’s been doing user research on media consumption for almost 20 years, I can tell you that most people don’t want to watch videos of news stories (except for animal tricks and weather disasters). They want bullet points and summaries.

I know a good place to do it! How about late May?