Only if you can face the invisible bullets all around us, and still keep calm, remain rational, and somehow find it possible to take pleasure in life, have you learned the Epicurean lesson Lucretius's poem set out to teach. https://t.co/upc8XvgcBx via @NewYorker— Phil Oliver (@OSOPHER) March 17, 2020
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The strange terror of watching the coronavirus take Rome.
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How people cope and create new customs amid a pandemic.
What it means to contain and mitigate the coronavirus outbreak.
How much of the world is likely to be quarantined?
Donald Drumpf in the time of coronavirus.
The coronavirus is likely to spread for more than a year before a vaccine could be widely available.
We are all irrational panic shoppers.
The strange terror of watching the coronavirus take Rome.
How pandemics change history.
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