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"The mission in Wuhan has not been accomplished, and there are still many critical patients."

If you still don’t think that COVID-19 is a big deal, please take a moment to consider the following five stories about coronavirus survivors…

Why didn't we do this weeks ago, again?

"All the ventilator factories in China have reached their maximum capacity, occupied fully by foreign demand..."

Inmates in several states test positive as "conditions in correctional facilities are highly conducive to it spreading"...

"Stamping is essential and very useful to reduce the spread."

We have plenty of human capital: strong backs and agile minds. They just have to be reconditioned off their addictions to canned entertainments, drugs, and the Faustian raptures of techno-narcissism...

It is truly a crime for our times...

At the Wells Fargo building, workers were hauling computer monitors and keyboards home with them...

Trump slammed the reports as “100 percent wrong”...

Sadly, this is just the beginning...

...much of the information bandied about (most importantly, confirmed cases) is of dubious quality and not comparable across countries.

The headlines continue to shock.

"You’re going to die of something anyway. You can’t stop life."

"... made the difficult decision to not send Canadian teams to the Olympic and Paralvmpic Games in the summer of 2020."

"We need to act now and act fast..."

"Watching this relatively young guy, gasping for air, pink frothy secretions coming out of his tube and out of his mouth."

We believe this latter data point — which we’re calling "atypical illness", may in some cases be connected to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Europe is clamping down on any person-to-person contract in what can only be described as an unprecedented lockdown.

With thousands of asymptomatic "silent carriers" roaming around the population, confident they are free of the disease, secondary and tertiary break outs are virtually guaranteed even for populations which, like China, claim to have defeated the pandemic.