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As society slows, what can we learn? Is there something we can glean and grow from? … maybe even something that is — dare I say — potentially good? Something amid this latest version of March madness, perhaps? Allow me to first and foremost acknowledge that the scope of this virus is sobering;
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As society slows, what can we learn? Is there something we can glean and grow from? … maybe even something that is — dare I say — potentially good? Something amid this latest version of March madness, perhaps? Allow me to first and foremost acknowledge that the scope of this virus is sobering;
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Will we embrace the moment? Will we do this well? Friends, with the speed and spread of the virus, news, and our individual and collective readiness, one thought keeps coming to me, over and over again. We have an opportunity. Yes, COVID-19 is significant, and it is undoubtedly prudent
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Will we embrace the moment? Will we do this well? Friends, with the speed and spread of the virus, news, and our individual and collective readiness, one thought keeps coming to me, over and over again. We have an opportunity. Yes, COVID-19 is significant, and it is undoubtedly prudent
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Allow me to first say again what we said on Sunday in regard to the coronavirus and prudent preparation… “Be guided by medical advice and not your feelings… Limit your exposure to coronavirus news (due to biased news sources)… Be well-informed from health advisories but make sure your sources
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Allow me to first say again what we said on Sunday in regard to the coronavirus and prudent preparation… “Be guided by medical advice and not your feelings… Limit your exposure to coronavirus news (due to biased news sources)… Be well-informed from health advisories but make sure your sources
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“The risk is real, so let’s put on the record right now that this is a concern,” speaking of the coronavirus — aka COVID-19 — and again quoting David Ropeik, an expert on risk perception and communication. “The challenge is keeping your worry in perspective." Why does the coronavirus
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“The risk is real, so let’s put on the record right now that this is a concern,” speaking of the coronavirus — aka COVID-19 — and again quoting David Ropeik, an expert on risk perception and communication. “The challenge is keeping your worry in perspective." Why does the coronavirus
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Soon after reading Ben Sasse’s Them: Why We Hate Each Other—and How to Heal last summer, I began thinking increasingly more about how the politicians, pundits, Sean Hannity’s and Rachel Maddow’s of the world are actually fueling the latest (not-so) great divide. Sasse made the
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Soon after reading Ben Sasse’s Them: Why We Hate Each Other—and How to Heal last summer, I began thinking increasingly more about how the politicians, pundits, Sean Hannity’s and Rachel Maddow’s of the world are actually fueling the latest (not-so) great divide. Sasse made the
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As we have discussed already in 2020, one of the Intramuralist’s resolute resolutions was simply to read more. Why? “There is more treasure in books than in all the pirate’s loot on Treasure Island.” — Walt Disney “Reading is an exercise in empathy; an exercise in walking in someone
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As we have discussed already in 2020, one of the Intramuralist’s resolute resolutions was simply to read more. Why? “There is more treasure in books than in all the pirate’s loot on Treasure Island.” — Walt Disney “Reading is an exercise in empathy; an exercise in walking in someone