Innovation in Covid times
As we in the United States enter the first summer season in over a century (the flu epidemic of 1918) with a major pandemic in our midst, its time to consider how things have changed. The last several weeks and the indefinite future show turmoil and confusion.
The vulnerability breach--China's Hebei prvince
The Chinese are calling on their ancient knack of walling of their society with Beijing, the capitol.in quarantine. The "forbidden city has enlarged its grip on the entire planet. In many ways we have reached the next level beyond searching the high and mighty internet. All the information glut in Google could no thave predicted this pestilence.
Coming on the heels of the "zombie apocalypse and fulfilling the spin of fake news this scourge has fulfilled and expanded any media hype that could be invented. Distancing, social aversion and aversive shielding are the new norms. The example above shows the innovative approach to the traditional business agreement.
Many will say these are the times that try men's souls. I say its 'more than that!. In continued posting I plan to point out that these are the best of times.
I look forward to the immediate and close future with unparalleled enthusiasm. There is a gold mine of opportunities and excitement out there! Let's open our eyes and look at them!
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Rosana, in borrowing from a quote in Apollo Thirteen (the movie) Everyone believes these times might be the biggest disaster for the world, but I believe it will end up being our finest hour!
Hang in there!
Jeff
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Good Morning Mike,
Great to see you again.
2 Days ago I heard this on the Spanish news at 15.00.
A water sample of March 2019 contained traces of the virus information by Reuters
This could very well change our perception on Covid-19.
Many businesses will not open anymore, but new ones are.
This was also on the news. A young couple opens a new shop selling a selection of Spanish cheeses and another couple opened a shop offering handmade bread.
Those who dare have a great opportunity.
Greetings from the south of Spain,
Taetske
Am reading the latest Dan Brown novel. Origins. This melodrama is set in a Spanish world and shows how the government is dealing with the universe. A great read! Exciting!
Then I will have to put it on my list.
All the best,Taetske
Finished it last night. He mystifies readers with an artistic image outlining Washington DC.
Of the 4 cities I am still missing Bilbao.
Greetings from the south of Spain,
Taetske