Distancing at Work
Coronavirus is primarily a respiratory ailment primarily spread by exhaled droplets from coughs or simple breathing, which is why masks are so effective at preventing an infected individual from [...]
Webinar Recording
Thank you to all of you who attended yesterday’s webinar! We wanted to provide the rest of you with the opportunity to watch. Just click this link, provide a few details, and enjoy. In the [...]
US COVID Testing Data, May 17
Today’s U.S. coronavirus case update is full of good, and bad, news. First the good. American testing capacity continues to increase, having reached a sustainable level in excess of 300,000 per [...]
Coronavirus Hits Remittances
So, good news, we’ve surmounted some technical difficulties and have been able to substantially expand our seats at the upcoming May 19 videoconference. It will be a once-around-the world [...]
A Failure of Leadership, Part III: The Beginning of the End of China
Read Part 1 and Part 2 The Chinese are intentionally torching their diplomatic relationships with the wider world. The question is why? The short version is that China’s spasming belligerency is [...]
A Failure of Leadership, Part II: How To Lose Friends and Mobilize People Against You
Read Part 1 and Part 3 The propaganda out of China of late has been…notable. Beijing has accused the French of using their nursing homes as death camps, has blamed Italy for being the source of [...]
A Failure of Leadership, Part I: A Look Around the World
Read Part 2 and Part 3 The past few weeks have been…eventful. I make my living anticipating and explaining and projecting change, with an unfortunate emphasis on destabilizing and disintegrative [...]
The End of Cost
In the past five weeks the United States has thrown $3 trillion in new government spending at coronavirus-related bailouts, relief and economic stimulus. In total the US [...]
