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February 21, 2021

Essays of Otto for February 21, 2021

One of the tough things about the pandemic countermeasures being taken in the Oakes household is the constant nagging doubt about how necessary they are.

If you are a precaution-taking family, you probably know what I mean: scientists and public-health authorities say one thing, you look out your window and see people doing the opposite, and you wonder: am I the idiot, or are they? (Because these are just thoughts in your head, we'll forgive you a little semantic awkwardness.)

That's just one of many factors starting to make me a little twitchy over here. For a fuller picture, read on.

Thanks for the precious gift of your time and attention, and I hope you have a great week (or at least one that is not too psychologically damaging).

With undying affection,

-Otto

P.S. Here's that link again: https://essaysofotto.blogspot.com/2021/02/notes-from-tunnel-by-light-of-onrushing.html

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