Monthly Archives: March 2022

Covid situation continues to improve, although Covid remains a thing. There’s a new executive plan that I did my best to read with incomplete success, that checks off lots of boxes and doesn’t have anything horribly wrong with it. What’s … Continue reading →

Or: Why the current situation once again proves the need for all of my pre-existing policy preferences. Writing about the war is continuing to prove difficult, as things move quickly, the epistemic environment continues to be almost maximally hostile and … Continue reading →

[Note: While I do intend to write more about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, this post is intended to address this only indirectly rather than directly, by helping illustrate how to find other sources of information, and you are once again … Continue reading →

The number of Ukrainian Covid-19 cases is now ‘nobody gives a f***.’ Quite right. True existential threats put things in perspective. If you are more worried about catching Covid-19 than you are about the war and its possible escalation, you … Continue reading →