Here are some posts from 2023 that either were popular with readers or worth revisiting again:
We Seem to Have Given Up on COVID Prevalence
At Least Ten Percent of Attendees Came Down with COVID at the CDC EIS Meeting
So Close, Yet So Far Away: The COVID Symptoms Edition
In the Battle for the ‘New Twitter’, I’m Rooting for Injuries
COVID Can Do Bad Things to Your Brain
More Frequent, Not Cheaper Bus Service
Some Thoughts on the Indictment
The Boston Globe’s Failure to Adequately Edit Ashish Jha’s COVID Op-Ed
CEOs and Landlords Need to Learn to Embrace Technological Change (learn to code!)
Jack Goldsmith’s Silly Anti-Trump Prosecution Op-Ed and the Needed Corollary to Murc’s Law
The Media Are Still Failing to Ask Serious Questions about Long COVID to Policy Makers
The Risk of Long COVID Is Still Not Negligible: The Western Australian Edition
An Issue Equal to Scientific Fraud: Bad Editing and Reviewing
Paths to Wisdom and Calling COVID Variants by Their Right Names
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