That's been my experience with every dose. I choose to interpret that as your immune system being REALLY INTO WRECKING COVID.
Naturally. Fingers crossed it gains publicity when someone on tiktok creates the "bear pod challenge" on tiktok. And if you're thinking: "that's going to generate a lot of lawsuits" don't worry: the bears are independent contractors.
How about light rail? Trains can already be automated so bears would be purely for the "disruptive innovation" aesthetic. Rail is better transportation than increasing the number of cars and roaming bears are safer than cops.
Sorry if my question was an unintentional trap. I appreciate your thoughtful answer, though. I find other creatives'—particularly writers—processes interesting. If you don't mind a follow-up: are either of your potential novels' characters more compelling right now?
This is the thin-skinned flailing of a man who's never not been protected from criticism. Makes me wonder what would happen if someone turned over a rock at Pershing Square Capital or Foundation. Or scanned his thesis for plagiarism: search.worldcat.org/formats-edit...
He's a billionaire. Of course there is.
It's too much for many to contemplate. Psych safety valve is to avoid. So you start by talking about what people are ready to. One strategy that might work is to address it obliquely. e.g. discuss risk/disaster planning. FEMA has guides. Then it's a smaller step to discuss fascism contingency.
Going after the rest of the MIT faculty is just a continuation of his bad-faith, anti-free speech, anti-academia campaign. I doubt this billionaire or his wife have any loyalty to lowly academics. I'm no university fundraiser but I wouldn't want my budget held hostage by this fucker's moodswings.