Thursday: a very quiet day

Matt Levine’s Money Stuff is always entertaining, but I laughed extra special hard at the paragraph following the part of the column written by a robot.

https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-07-30/kodak-is-relevant-again

Also, Adam Minter supplies an update about China policy on garbage / recyclables / raw material redeemed from post-consumer waste (basically, great news for everyone, so let’s not point any fingers and suggest that anyone is calling it one thing when it really is another let’s just be happy for once, okay?):

https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-07-30/china-finally-makes-its-peace-with-foreign-garbage

I walked with M.

I took a bag of books and a couple bags of clothes and shoes to the middle class guilt reduction center located over by HG.

Herman Cain died, and yet his twitter account continues to post. Sorta odd; I have no idea what twitter’s policy on that sort of thing is.

There are now multiple articles in major publications emphasizing the need to do things to make indoor air safe because aerosols and C19; they consistently mention UVC among other things. Progress!

I think we can probably move onto the next concern: making sure that there are enough vials / injectors /etc. for the vaccine(s) once they are shown to work and are being manufactured.

https://www.statnews.com/2020/07/28/covid19-coronavirus-vaccine-distribution/