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• Adjusting to the Pivot Point: 'People usually are not big on slow changes, even those that accompany miracles. Take baby steps, friends advise one another sympathetically during difficult life passages, but no one enjoys those halting, faltering, falling-down baby steps. Wobbling and stumbling are less cute when you are not a toddler.'.
• Every Vote Counts... and Is Counted? 'Unless the U.S. radically changes the way we send, receive, and count mail-in ballots, a massive switch to postal voting...could lead to the true will of the electorate being nullified.'.
• SWITCH UP THOSE MEMORY CARDS.
• Colleges Face Double Jeopardy: '...For a large number of colleges, the timing for the coronavirus could not be worse, because many schools--before we even knew what COVID-19 was--already were teetering on the brink as they tried to recover from an earlier financial crisis'.
• COVID MAY IMPOVERISH AGING AMERICANS.
• HIGH-INCOME PEOPLE SAY: LET'S REOPEN BUSINESS.
• DO NOT SUPPRESS YOUR SUPER IMPULSE.
• PANDEMIC PURIFICATION? 'NASA has released satellite imagery of reduced nitrogen dioxide--a major air pollutant linked to respiratory infections--in the atmosphere after stay-at-home measures were enacted.... Worldwide, carbon dioxide emissions, a leading contributor to climate change, are estimated to fall five percent or more this year....'.
• War-Torn Libya Gets Gut-Punched Again.
• Erecting Barriers to Coronavirus: 'You wouldn't board an airplane that didn't have regular maintenance, but many buildings don't get an annual checkup.'.

Featured documents

• YOUR LIFE.
• Changing the conversation from racism and police violence to hope and opportunity.
• Is There a Cure for the Collapse of the U.S. Education System?.
• How statistical analytics has changed sports.
• Finding the right hires for the health care industry.
• MAKING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE INTELLIGIBLE: Humans need to know how neural networks make decisions.
• Cybersecurity Predictions.
• Someone May Be Watching... and Listening.
• WHAT'S NEW? for the Holidays.
• COVID-19 Puts Genetic Group at Extra Risk.