by Jeffrey K. Walker | May 9, 2021 | Blog, Coronavirus Journal |
We’re seeing the rate of “vaccination uptake” dropping in most states. Some of this is because a goodly portion of the most vulnerable, most eager, and easiest to reach population have been vaccinated. At the same time, we’re also witnessing... by Jeffrey K. Walker | Apr 25, 2021 | Blog, Coronavirus Journal |
I’ve been seeing a new riff on COVID immunity from Vaccine Refuseniks the last few weeks. It’s a peculiarly uninformed notion that herd immunity is only achieved when 70% of the population has been infected. The obvious extension? We should end all... by Jeffrey K. Walker | Dec 20, 2020 | Blog, Coronavirus Journal |
It’s been an extraordinary few days. Not one, but two COVID vaccines approved and shipped. It’s been one year since doctors identified an odd pneumonia-like illness in China. And now there is a vaccine going into health workers’ arms. In. Twelve.... by Jeffrey K. Walker | Aug 9, 2020 | Blog, Coronavirus Journal |
Don’t know if your Nuclear Family Unit—and now Pandemic Bubble Crew—is like mine, but when my wife, Kay-Kay, and I are coming up on an automobile trip, various Piles of Stuff start appearing. On the bathroom vanity, just inside the door to the garage, on the dining... by Jeffrey K. Walker | Jul 26, 2020 | Blog, Coronavirus Journal |
COVID has forced us all to go very virtual. Over the last many months, “virtual” may have overtaken “very” as the most common adjective in the English language. Everything has picked up a Virtual Variation. Virtual lectures, virtual happy hours, virtual work meetings,...
