Here are some things to consider about our situation on a less tactical level. Getting up out of the weeds might be a relief to some.
Scott Galloway ponders how we want to be remembered, years after the crisis, shares the three pillars of crisis management, and why over reacting is good. (Perfection is the enemy of the good).
David Brooks gives a history of how pandemics kill compassion
Andrew Sullivan postulates that the AIDS plague reshaped society in a positive way and says that living through a plague can be a time to reset and rethink society.
On a less philosophical note, Rands talks about needing breaks from all the meetings.
