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The Ethics of Pandemic
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In their first episode back after a three and a half year hiatus, Jeff and Eli talk about the loss of Jeff’s father to the virus, the paradoxical information environment of 2020, and the various kinds of ethical responsibilities that emerge from living through a pandemic.
Show Notes:
For the New York Times’ coverage of the passing of Jeff’s father click here.
For CNN’s coverage of the passing of Jeff’s father click here.
For NPR’s coverage of the passing of Jeff’s father click here.
For Eli’s recommended sources of reliable information about the pandemic, click here and here.
For Dr. Michael Mina’s initiative to introduce rapid, affordable testing, click here.
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