Apollo's Arrow The Profound and Enduring Impact of Coronavirus on the Way We Live

And your recent book was just released in paperback, Apollo's Arrow. And give me the subtitle on that again.

The Profound and Enduring Impact of Coronavirus on the Way We Live.

So, Nicholas, in your book Apollo's Arrow, in the preface you describe the fact that this pandemic and the social reaction to it is playing out as you'd expect.

Like Apollo's arrow, for example.

And I actually discussed this in Apollo Zero, which is that there's this tendency, it's theorized and often seen, but it's hard to prove, a tendency of pathogens to become more benign with time.

When I wrote the book Apollo's Arrow I finished it last August of 2020 and I sort of thought that we would at the time it about 130,000 Americans dead and I thought we would lose between half a million and a million and we've already blown by the bottom of that and I'm pretty sure we will bump up against the top that before this pandemic is over as many as a million excess deaths will have occurred.

the tsunami stones are in Apollo's arrow and I just wrote that a year ago so even though I'm 58 I can't remember things from a year ago even if from 10 years ago it was a bit of a challenge

I was reading in in Apollo zero I think it was that when we shake hands we often sniff our hand and we don't notice it and that might come from prehumans and using smell to evaluate

it's not 100% safe but it's more than safe enough but if you ask me I'm vaccinated would I go to my local grocery store and be indoors with strangers for 20 minutes while I shop the answers no put on a mask it's a simple easy thing to do it further reduces my risk

his latest book is called Apollo's arrow the profound and enduring impact of coronavirus on the way we live

When I wrote the book Apollo Zero I finished it last August of 2020 and I sort of thought that we would at the time it about 130,000 Americans dead and I thought we would lose between half a million and a million and we've already blown by the bottom of that and I'm pretty sure we will bump up against the top that before this pandemic is over as many as a million excess deaths will have occurred.

the tsunami stones are in Apollo's arrow and I just wrote that a year ago so even though I'm 58 I can't remember things from a year ago even if from 10 years ago it was a bit of a challenge

I was reading in in Apollo zero I think it was that when we shake hands we often sniff our hand and we don't notice it and that might come from prehumans and using smell to evaluate

his latest book is called Apollo's arrow the profound and enduring impact of coronavirus on the way we live

And I am the author of Apollo's Arrow, The Profound and Enduring Impact of Coronavirus on the Way We Live.

He's also well known for his work in Social Contagion, Behavioral Contagion, which he brought to bear in his most recent 2020 book, Apollo's Arrow, the Profound and Enduring Impact of Coronavirus on the Way We Live.