Silicon Valley has remained one of the most unequal regions in the U.S. -- and for many midlevel engineers, food truck workers and longtime residents, it has become increasingly inhospitable. nyti.ms/33ugQ1f
Increasing all wages (while good!) will not help people afford housing in supply-constrained states like California because it’ll inflate housing prices. If you want workers who can afford housing, rather than landlords who capture wage increases, we need more homes too.
The WHO just updated its page on how COVID-19 transmits. Those few sentences on aerosols represent one of the most crucial scientific advances of the pandemic. My NYT piece on the century-long history of the error, the year of delay—and what it means now. nytimes.com/2021/05/07/opini…
In Philly all 3 (plus NHL) are basically in the same place and have been since I was a kid (despite most or all being replaced in that time). I'd have trouble calling it clearly urban or suburban...
There is no right to remain a breeding ground for dangerous coronavirus variants or a threat to small number still susceptible to breakthrough infections. We’re near the point when we must stop catering to those bent on endangering themselves and others. washingtonpost.com/opinions/…
The U.S. death rate in 2020 was the highest above normal ever recorded in the country — surpassing the 1918 flu pandemic.
A New York Times analysis shows how much 2020 deviated from the norm. nyti.ms/3eoNJ4t
Yeah, that email is what prompted this tweet.
That said, vax.sccgov.org/ has appointments across multiple sites available on Monday or any weekday following, although some sites are already booked on Monday morning through as late as 10:30am. (Sunday too for Levi's.)
The San Francisco Bay Area now seems to have flipped from "vaccine appointments, have fun finding one" to "vaccine appointments, we have plenty". (Santa Clara County, anyway, at least for the county hospital system and for Stanford Health.)