410. What Does Covid-19 Mean for Cities (and Marriages)?
Mar 26, 2020
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Ed Glazer, a Harvard economist, and Angela Duckworth, a psychology professor renowned for her work on grit, dive into the implications of COVID-19 on urban life and personal relationships. They discuss how the pandemic highlights urban centers as both innovation hubs and hotspots for contagion. The conversation shifts to the emotional toll of lockdowns on marriages, where increased familiarity can lead to contempt. Strategies for effective communication and community support are also explored, showcasing the importance of local connections during challenging times.
There are a lot of upsides to urban density — but viral contagion is not one of them. Also: a nationwide lockdown will show if familiarity really breeds contempt. And: how to help your neighbor.
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