BRACK: Act appropriately (this time) as new surge headed here
By Andy Brack, editor and publisher | There’s a big difference between knowing something, understanding it and doing something about it.
The coronavirus pandemic illustrates this trichotomy perfectly. For example, we know it’s smart to wear masks to reduce transmission of the virus. But if you walk around any bar, restaurant or grocery store in South Carolina today, it’s clear we don’t understand the reality. Rather than doing what we know is right (to keep wearing masks), we ignore what we know and act as if everything is hunky-dory.
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