


October 20 – Entropy Isn’t What It Used to Be (but Capitalism Might be Broken)
Kai continues working hard, while the cold weather brings back memories of youth, and people still prefer hard lessons to easy ones.

Improving COVID-19 pandemic response in distressed communities and a smarter, controlled approach to economic reopening
A working paper designed to help inform and supplement distressed communities and suggest smarter economic reopenings during the COVID-19 pandemic.

October 12 – Bamboo Wailing in The Forest (Jod Says Wear a Mask)
Day 266: Kai speaks to Jod in the bamboo forests on a high misty mountain and Jod says: tell those dummies to wear a mask.

Saturday, October 3 – Lost and Found
Day 259: Kai prepares for a mountain getaway, tests COVID negative again, as 45 goes the other way…

October 1 – Maximize Your Golden Week Holiday: Travel Kit and Virus Prevention Tips
Kai wishes you all a pleasant Mooncake festival and golden week, sharing his personal kit and tips from the Chinese CDC.

Livestream Chat about Kai’s Diary: A Pandemic Journal
Kai’s pandemic diary is on sale now on Amazon and he does a 90 minute interview and chat with Matt and Cyrus.

September 28 – Processing is a Process
Day 252: Kai practices processing grief, considers time and space traveling, and shares his good Vitamin D news.

September 24 – Fight The System (CHICAGO, USA)
ZULU ruminates on the systemic injustice of a system that won’t charge the officers of Breonna Taylor’s death with murder, of a court system that refuses to demonstrate the worth of black lives.

September 16 – Fractions
Day 235: Kai breaks time down into moments, fractions, finding joy, settling into peace.

September 8 – The Metaverse
Kai finds indisputable evidence for Vitamin D, a supercomputer unlocks the mysteries of COVID, and Danish’s son grows up to marry… twins?

September 5 – Falling Through the Fog
“If you ever wished Facebook posts were a proper book, Kai’s back to school diary might be of interest…”

Interlude: Chongqing Juicy Grapes
One day, in August, Kai and Shaolin visited with Master Feng on the mountain and celebrated Chongqing grapes with poetry, music, and painting.

CHONGQING, CHINA – August 31, The Way of the Samurai (To Fully Live You Must Not Fear Death)
Day 225: As Kai says goodbye to summer, we practice focusing on our breath and letting go of fear and anxiety.

TURIN, ITALY, August 30 – Sweet Verona (Waiting For Better Days)
Alessia takes a responsible, socially distanced trip through the North of Italy, and lives to tell the tale.

PEI, CANADA, August 30 – Sunday, August 30 – Let Go and Count your Blessings!
Dara slows things down, counting her blessings, finding moments of joy amid pandemic stress

GULU, UGANDA, August 29 – Bars, Police and the COVID-19 Lockdown
Aliker submits to his baser urges, craving cold beers on a hot day, amidst bankrupt police patrolling an unenforced lockdown.

CHONGQING, CHINA, August 29 – Burn Night
On a sweaty street corner in China, Kai watches the fire burn and resolves to be ready for the fall.

CHICAGO, USA, August 29 – The Roof Is On Fire
MC ZULU puts Wisconsin in perspective simple enough even conservatives can understand it: the building is burning.

TORONTO, CANADA, August 28, Mandatory is Wrong. It Pretends Science is Settled. That’s Bull5hit. For Weak. Ignorant. Scared. Fools.
“No like speaking to intelligent and informed audiences. Not an audience of tv watchers that can understand what I’m saying.” – Chris Sky

OTTAWA, CANADA, August 27 – The Unusual has Become the Norm
Roger looks out his window with growing alarm at the state of his neighbourhood amid an economic collapse and spike in addiction and overdoses.

#Masks4All
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