
You always feel better after throwing up, and that’s kind of where the world is right now.
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You always feel better after throwing up, and that’s kind of where the world is right now.
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I’ve heard people say that COVID19 is a bit like flu, but I don’t ever remember flu hurting this much.
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Thanksgiving’s status as a harvest festival could take on a grisly new meaning. Continue reading

The deathless persistence of the hydroxychloroquine story illustrates how hard it can be to let go of cherished beliefs. Continue reading

The looming relaxation of coronavirus lockdown measures is exposing the public to the messy basis of scientific fact-building. Continue reading

For Christians (and some non-believers looking for calendar-based motivation), the buildup to Easter is a time of 40 days fasting, prayer, and penance. One of the more ironic consequences of the coronavirus pandemic is that most of the globe has been forced into a similar 40 days-or-more Lenten period of physical isolation and the deprivation of many societal comforts. This is penance, 21st century style, although the vast majority of those doing penance have nothing to repent. The punishment, such as it is, has been imposed by our governments. Continue reading

TIR shares the stories of scientist parents coping with self-isolation. Continue reading