have affected manufacturing and construction jobs the most, but not this time. Nine of the 10 hardest-hit industries in the coronavirus recession are services. They include performing arts, sightseeing, hotels, transportation, clothing retail and museums.
It is interesting how corona virus affected things so differently, but the differences make a lot of sense obviously jobs relying on travel, and crowds are going to suffer.
On March 10th, Mongolia recorded its first confirmed case of COVID-19. A French national who had arrived from Moscow on March 2nd. Mongolia was ready. They isolated his entire office and the horse he rode in on (it was a train). They quarantined the entire aimag (district) and shut down all trains, cars, and public transport. Mongolia went into partial lockdown, shutting a range of shops. They decontaminated 9.2 million square meters, across 6,000 locations. They decontaminated some places twice.
Yes this works there, but would it work in America were many people feel this takes away their rights?
If I hear a vehicle coming around a corner I don’t wait to see the thing, I just move my kids. Mongolia moved their kids.
This analogy is smart, and eye opening, because obviously you're going to be catious in the car situation, just like we should have done with the virus
Western science.
Western science often describes the U.S outside of the country, so its interesting to hear it being described this way with in the U.S
That’s knowledge. It’s just facts that you have to memorize. But that’s not learning. Learning, on the other hand, looks completely different. Like this:
This interesting to me because I have never thought of it this way, but it makes a lot of sence