Had we known last year that Covid-19 would take over most of our waking hours in 2020, we could have prepared much better for the catastrophic events that have subsequently unfolded.  I believe that we would not have suffered the unimaginable losses on such a local and global scale. The human devastation of Covid-19 can be compared with the human damage that was caused by the dropping of the atomic bombs in August 1945 on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.  Outside of the initial devastation of the bombs, the physical and mental health carnage that would haunt the Japanese people for the…

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