We are each day learning more and more, by necessity, about epidemiology, virology, behavioral science, and all the other complex issues surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic.
Our collective intelligence evolves, both at the level of the individual, as well as on the level of our businesses and larger communities, the policies that are being put in place in our nations.
We are adapting to the new conditions that are shared by more and more countries, with social distancing measures, even though we realize that they neither will be necessarily solving the challenge of the virus forever, nor can be sustained very long.
Comparing how we are coping and adopting what works, learning from the mistakes is now literally a question of life and death.
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