War is a poor metaphor for Covid-19
5 minute read Even in these pages, War has often been used as a metaphor for Covid-19. Two scholars make the case that it is a poor metaphor
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War is a poor metaphor for Covid-19
COVID-19: “Plandemic” and the Seven Traits of Conspiracy-Thinking
4 min read The conspiracy theory video “Plandemic” recently went viral. 4 scholars dig into the conspiracy laced mindset
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COVID-19: “Plandemic” and the Seven Traits of Conspiracy-Thinking
I’m a Data Scientist at the University of San Francisco, and one of a 100 experts urging governors to require public mask-wearing.
6 min read "There are numerous studies that suggest if 80% of people wear a mask in public, then COVID-19 transmission could be halted," writes Jeremy Howard, Distinguished Research Scientist at the University of San Francisco
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I’m a Data Scientist at the University of San Francisco, and one of a 100 experts urging governors to require public mask-wearing.
Why are some of us busier than ever despite having nowhere to go?
5 min read Berit Brogaard, Professor and Director of the Brogaard Lab for Multisensory Research at the University of Miami, comments on why some of us are more busier than ever during the COVID lockdown
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Why are some of us busier than ever despite having nowhere to go?
15 Positive Things About Lockdown
2 min read Ronald E. Riggio, Professor of Leadership and Organizational Psychology, Claremont McKenna College, quickly notes 15 positive things about lockdown.
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15 Positive Things About Lockdown
Mainstream Medicine is Under Attack: Gentle Medicine could radically transform it for the better
6 min read Jacob Stegenga, Reader in Philosophy of Science at the University of Cambridge, provides a convincing antidote for some of mainstream medicine's problems
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Mainstream Medicine is Under Attack: Gentle Medicine could radically transform it for the better
Science is not above Politics: Scientists and Politicians need each other
7 min read "So are science and politics on opposing sides of the tussle to craft the right policy response? We do not think so", argue two scholars from the London School of Economics
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Science is not above Politics: Scientists and Politicians need each other
KAMADIA – Covid-19: Remain Cautious as your Economy Reopens
Aly Kamadia, Editor-In-Chief of iDose, discusses why it's important to remain cautious as economies open up
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KAMADIA – Covid-19: Remain Cautious as your Economy Reopens
As the 22nd United States Secretary of Labor, here’s who I blame for the unnecessary COVID-19 deaths
3 min read Robert B. Reich, Secretary of Labor (former) in the Clinton administration, University of California, blames more than just Trump for the current crisis
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As the 22nd United States Secretary of Labor, here’s who I blame for the unnecessary COVID-19 deaths