Feb 17, 2022
With over 900,000 deaths due at least partially to covid, we can’t help but compare covid to the Spanish flu’s 675,000. Since then, the United States population has tripled and going by percentage, you can assume we either have a lot more deaths coming, or the vaccines and masking make a difference. The news has...
Feb 15, 2022
The reports are out, Prince Charles has covid for the second time in his life. With Queen Elizabeth II still reigning well into her 90’s, it would be incredibly strange if Prince Charles died at the age of 73 without ever taking the throne himself. Irony aside, the interesting question this poses is are we ready to...
Feb 4, 2022
What does one do to be a persuasion scientist? When lawyers bring a case to David Mann, his job is to create a story a story to be repeated at trial. While the task sounds to be straightforward, lawyers don’t want to practice, and the story tends to change when they get to trial. So, if the ideal use isn’t ideal for...
Feb 2, 2022
At last count there are roughly 200 serotypes of rhinoviruses – or more plainly put 200 variants of the common cold. Over the years we have all had colds and have become immune to those specific serotypes. As a result, fewer of the 200 serotypes are new to us immunologically and shared antigens make us partially...
Feb 1, 2022
It’s a pretty common thread that no one really likes change. Once us humans get used to something, we tend to stick with what we know and are comfortable with. Once the pandemic hit, many of us were forced to ditch weekday lunch meetings for zoom meetings, and today, you couldn’t convince anyone to go back to the...