Revolution 2.0

Introduction The corona crisis has been called a test of our national character. I am calling it a test of our individual characters. As we as individuals and families react to the coronavirus pandemic, are we thinking of ourselves, of others, or both?  That is the subject of today’s 10-minute episode.  Continuing Everyone can be infected; the serious consequences are concentrated on those over 50 years of age. If you take the recommended inconvenient precautions, you take care of yourself and others. If you do not, because of laziness, ignorance or selfishness, you endanger others.  Politicians are fond of using the phrase, “The most vulnerable among us.” meaning the poor, sick and needy–then announcing taxpayer-funded programs to help them. In these corona days, that phrase, the most vulnerable among us, means those at greatest risk from the virus. And we can all help them at no cost beyond personal inconvenience.  So, Will, do we have any individual responsibility to others not to spread the v