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Bill Fulkerson

Risky business: the shadow of constant threat is changing us | Books | The Guardian - 0 views

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Covid-19 risk threat

shared by Bill Fulkerson on 10 Sep 20 - No Cached
  • Bill Fulkerson on 10 Sep 20
     
    Covid-19 has heightened our perception of danger so that every day is a series of finely balanced calculations. How do we decide which are the risks worth taking, asks Sarah Perry
Bill Fulkerson

Fed's massive 'Main Street' business rescue in danger of fizzling - POLITICO - 0 views

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business fed rescue danger

shared by Bill Fulkerson on 03 Jun 20 - No Cached
  • Bill Fulkerson on 03 Jun 20
     
    Under the program, expected to be rolled out this week, companies will also face unwelcome curbs on stock buybacks, dividend payments and executive pay. And the sheer length of time it has taken to start the program - two months - has already forced many firms to seek alternatives. That has left industries divided, with manufacturers eager to tap the loans but retailers wanting more, as many businesses face the prospect of extensive layoffs or even bankruptcy.
Bill Fulkerson

Long-term thinking and coronavirus - I'm Late to This - 0 views

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coronavirus thinking

shared by Bill Fulkerson on 03 Jul 20 - No Cached
  • Bill Fulkerson on 03 Jul 20
     
    How supposed long-term thinking renders the present indecipherable and dangerous
Bill Fulkerson

How Pseudoscientists Get Away With It - 0 views

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Covid-19 pseudoscience

shared by Bill Fulkerson on 06 Sep 20 - No Cached
  • Bill Fulkerson on 06 Sep 20
     
    relentless and often unpredictable coronavirus has, among its many quirky terrors, dredged up once again the issue that will not die, science versus pseudoscience. The scientists, experts who would be the first to admit they are not infallible, are now in danger of being drowned out by the growing chorus of pseudoscientists, conspiracy theorists, and just plain troublemakers who seem to be as symptomatic of the virus as fever and weakness.
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