Covid Journal, November 30, 2020
The son of polio vaccine inventor Jonah Salk talks about patents, the public interest and pharma; Let’s give younger people some hope rather than blame them for our mess.
The son of polio vaccine inventor Jonah Salk talks about patents, the public interest and pharma; Let’s give younger people some hope rather than blame them for our mess.
‘Left-wing media’ meme is BS; Disaster Donald on his way out …
If the application of lockdowns are unfair and inconsistent, people will ignore them. Purdue has admitted to being North America’s biggest drug dealer but fines amount to a slap on the wrist.
The High Cost of Lockdowns As millions of small businesses hang by a thread, the focus will be on the demise of big boxes as a result of lockdowns. Will Guitar Center survive Chapter 11? What other organizations or businesses do you think are at risk? https://guitar.com/news/industry-news/guitar-center-bankrupt-chapter-11-official/ I’m not going to weep for any big boxes, for sure. But the millions of ‘mom and pop’ […]
Inconsistency seems more contagious than Covid itself. Is it fair that big boxes don’t have to implement contact tracing or extra measures while small businesses get penalized if they don’t? What can we do NOW to ensure that we’re truly ‘all in this together’?