Monthly Archives: May 2020

I’ve said that one of the biggest lessons the coronavirus pandemic has taught me is that we need to store more junk food and...

When does the short term public health good get outweighed by the long-term economic damage?

As COVID-19 continues to disrupt lives, trade, and governments around the world, the economic disruption extends well beyond national borders.

The coronavirus is going to change our lives. One of the results is that more and more people will be working from home. That means they can work from anywhere.

The potential medical consequences of re-opening hit the news cycle yesterday with a vengeance as Dr. Fauci testified before the senate.

Things are starting to reopen, but now we have to decide if we are going to leave the safe cocoon of our home and venture out into the world again.

As cases and deaths continue to drop despite some states reopening, the questions remains: When will the rest of the country reopen?

This article explains how to barter successfully after an economic collapse. Rather than list 10, 20 or even 200 items you should stock for bartering, it tells you what to do and how to go about it.

While COVID-19 data continues to improve, the rest of the news does not. If this is what the “new normal” looks like, then we’re in for a pretty ugly immediate future as politics rears its ugly head, job losses become permanent, and fears of a second wave persist.

Does familiarity breed contempt? Or as we learn more do we just fear COVID-19 less?