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At the time of this post, the coronavirus pandemic has reared its ugly head. And in a few short weeks, our world has been turned upside down. As nations, states, shutdown. Isolate. Self-quarantine.
For updates, check out this map: John Hopkins Coronavirus
As a result, some jobs are harder hit than others. It breaks out along these lines:
Anywhere vs. Somewhere
The Anywheres: Those who can work from home, online mostly, anywhere, are the least affected.
The Somewheres: Those who need to go to a place of business where people congregate or interact physically with people are affected the most. Like restaurants, hair salons, libraries, schools, banks, stores, factories, sports, casinos, theaters, conferences, concerts, ...
The video below shows the difference between the Anywheres (globalist) and the Somewheres (nationalist) in the context of the 2016 election:
( reference: https://youtu.be/UFWE2jl5mwA )
And many of the somewheres soldier on to keep the rest of us going.
Healthcare workers, first responders, truck drivers, store clerks, farmers, ranchers, factory workers--especially those tasked to produce medical equipment in short supply.
Somewheres are the heroes in a pandemic. And their importance has come to light in these...
Healthcare workers, first responders, truck drivers, store clerks, farmers, ranchers, factory workers--especially those tasked to produce medical equipment in short supply.
Somewheres are the heroes in a pandemic. And their importance has come to light in these...
Signs of the Times
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Previous Post in the series:
Signs of the Times (part 1) - Camping in the Parks (2012)
Signs of the Times (part 2) - Layaway (2012)
Signs of the Times (part 5) - Staycations (2013)
Signs of the Times (part 6) - Fear of Missing Out (2015)
Signs of the Times (Part 7) - Leap Second - the new Y2K? (2015)
Signs of the Times (part 9) - Signs of the Times (part 9) - Roaring 20's x 2 (2019)
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