Like most people, I had initial deep concerns regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.  However, I think some perspective and proportion are overdue.  Let's start with something provocative: aside from high-risk populations, does the entire American population really need to "social distance" itself into isolation and depression?  Do large numbers of Americans really need to be forced into underemployment and unemployment?  Do large numbers of businesses really need to shut their doors and face bankruptcy?  Unrecoverability? For people over 65 or with underlying health issues, such as emphysema, asthma, congestive heart issues, cancer, and other identified vulnerabilities, social distancing and even self-quarantine may be wise.  But even here, it should be a personal choice: if you're 70, 74, 82, 99, and wish to visit your grandchildren, you should be able to.  After all, your time...(Read Full Article)