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Perspectives | COVID-192020.12.24
I instruct the Kosovo government on how to best maintain the appearance of doing something in the face of total powerlessness.
Managing a pandemic is like managing the opinions and expectations of an audience at an overpriced Broadway show.
There will come a day when they will look at set design and recognize its contributions to the medical sciences.
The chaos, the ticking clock, the running around, the nonlinearity of it all. Theatrics at its best!
If they are starving today, they don’t much care about their retirement in the far future.
Artrit Bytyci
Artrit Bytyçi is from Kosovo. He has an MFA in creative writing from the New School in New York City. His background in biological sciences has influenced how he sees the world. He tries to approach art with an experimenter’s curiosity and to think about science with an artist’s playfulness. To date, all such attempts have given inconclusive results.
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