When the world shut down, seen through global flights

June 30, 2020

Maps / coronavirus, flights, Washington Post

Lauren Tierney and William Neff for The Washington Post used a rotating globe to show how connections between countries quickly shut down as the coronavirus spread.

I’m looking forward to when we get to watch the map in reverse.

Happiness and meaning do not always travel together. Sometimes we need to pursue meaning without the happiness, and vice versa.

But not every group’s median income increased by the same amount.

A simulation to estimate how long until you are seated at a restaurant.

Looking at the 100 most common jobs people switched to, a timeline comes into view when we adjust the relative switch rates by age.