I've recovered from Covid

I hope this doesn't turn into a "famous last words" post, but I feel like I've recovered from Covid. That makes it a six-day experience for me: I felt the first signs last Thursday evening, after the online class that I give every week: I woke at 4am with a sore throat. Now it's 8am on Wednesday, and the only lingering feeling is a slightly foggy head. It's not brain fog though; I can still do differential equations in my head, so the brain cells are functioning fine.

I'll take another day before I return to the BC4LS office, and I'll redouble my efforts to avoid catching Covid again. Once was enough, even if I end up being one of the lucky ones who doesn't get Long Covid.

Thank you for all the well-wishes in the meantime. I am on a lonely quest here, trying to take down Neoclassical economics before it destroys capitalism--while all the while its adherents believe they're making it function better.

On that note, I'm taking part in what could be a very significant meeting next week, as a follow up to my Carbon Tracker report. If I get the OK, I'll let you all know how that meeting went at the end of next week.