In the other day’s article I posed a question: How safe is it for me to fly to Florida over Thanksgiving?
And then I didn’t answer it. Sorry about that; articles should only be just so long, and that one kinda got away from me.
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In the other day’s article I posed a question: How safe is it for me to fly to Florida over Thanksgiving?
And then I didn’t answer it. Sorry about that; articles should only be just so long, and that one kinda got away from me.
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…for tomorrow we die.
The charts are curving up again. Diagnoses are starting to spike; daily hospital admissions are on the rise. This new Delta variant of COVID is going to be nastier than the last one, and vaccines won’t stop it. The time has come to lock down again.
(more…)(Short version: The CDC isn’t lying to you — at least, not about this. But the headline is not the whole truth.)
The age of the newspaper is, alas, over. Long gone are the days when, over our morning soft-boiled egg and toast, we could read the entire daily paper from front to back, taking a few moments to complete the crossword or perhaps pencil a short letter to the editor. Today, we simply don’t have the time.
And so it’s only natural for people to attempt to inform themselves by scanning the headlines.
Unfortunately, we sometimes forget something that should be obvious: Headlines don’t tell the whole story.
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