Global Governance After the COVID Pandemic Introductory Observations In making conjectures about global governance in the post-COVID-19 era, it is important to be both cautious and clear. Cautious because there are many uncertainties, including knowing when the Coronavirus Pandemic has subsided sufficiently to make special precautions no longer necessary. Is it at […]
[Prefatory Note: The text below is a slightly edited interview on post-COVID prospects that was published in Mutekabiliyet, a Turkish student online journal, July 3, 2020]
Post-COVID Prospects Assessed
In this news roundup I give the larger techno context to the seemingly bizarre and unrelated stories being pushed in the media. Cecil? Harambe? Lions with carunka?? Veganism and diet? What about the problems of pollution and the Changing Images of Man, and the First Global R3volution document? I give you the larger context, as well as a free of charge Gill Bates Ted Talk original.
A new decade-long study funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation into the worldwide distribution of disease sheds light on the overall health status of more than 180 countries. How does the United States compare with the rest of the developed world? The results aren’t so promising. [1]
