#Pocalypso | Is 66% the Mark of the Beast
2020-05-14 – There’s a statistic floating around the right-wing conspiracy world: it’s that 66% of the hospitalizations in New York are from people sheltering in place. This is held up […]
Monthly Archives: May 2020
#Pocalypso | I’m Pretending My Kids Live in California
2020-05-13 – I know that, by this point in the pandemic, a lot of people are wishing their kids would just go away. My kids, ages 28 and 26, went […]
#Pocalypso | Anti-Darwinism and Herd Immunity? What?
2020-05-12 – I had to shake my head when I realized that some of the people who are saying that herd immunity will “save” us are the same people who […]
#Pocalypso | The Problem With Zoom
2020-05-11 – It was a gloomy day yesterday, with rain all day. I was planning to ride my bike, but I couldn’t. I spent a good part of the day […]
#Pocalypso | Could a “Logic Bomb” Cause a Trumpster to Explode?
2020-05-08 – Back in the ‘60s and ‘70s, a common trope of sci-fi was a computer or robot getting more and more agitated after encountering a logical paradox until it […]
#Pocalypso | How Much Self Improvement Is Too Much
2020-05-07 – So here we are. Cooped up. But we have food and shelter—and the Internet. We all fall back on hobbies to get us through. My hobby, apparently, is […]
#Pocalypso | Why I Don’t Carry a Gun
2020-05-06 – In the morning, while I’m waiting for the shower to warm up, I often flip to Facebook. This morning it showed me an essay from a grandpa saying […]
#Pocalypso | A Strange Package in the Mail
2020-05-05 – Got a strange package in the mail yesterday: a book called The Case for Christ and a package of toilet paper. It was a surprise, because it was […]
#Pocalypso | Yard Care at the Time of the Apocalypse
2020-05-04 – In all the biblical warnings about the trials and tribulations of the apocalypse, I don’t remember reading anything about yard care. Yet here we are. This was not […]
#Pocalypso | Self-Improvement in the Time of COVID
2020-05-01 – My company’s business is relatively insulated from the disruptions of the pandemic. People need our service rain or shine. I’m pretty lucky. I also work from home. The […]
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