Has definitely masked our life static what will they do it will be a lie once its over well to discuss that im now joined by you could see in the short run a russian political scientist and a popular you tube or if you didnt its always a great pleasure talking to you thank you very much for carving out out its a case of kind of. Low life balance all over again when you get to your study its a kind of going to write a song think brings a candle that forces you to your day. And in fact i think you in particular have been talking about in merging all work and private life as a major social in a labor trance for quite some time i think youre going to get me that theres a. Yeah and im sorry to say but its reached. Unexpected aparajita with this onset of south isolation i wonder if you. Have had a chance to adjust it well on the on how do we ave a privileged people hey academicians so we used to leave this way before it was mainstream own down to have its evident that its not normal and that
A privilege especially coupled with a monday to restrictions on social and mobility how much longer do you think states around the world can afford to maintain that no government in the world has an interest in keeping its citizens locked up so they know that their virus will go by this still rules and restrictions will remain i think its a. Scare idea the governments of the world are very much interested in lifting this restrictions but they are evidently and reasonably doing this in such a way as to provoke another wave action i think we show worry about it on calming level of poor see that will be faced by millions and millions of precious citizens and people all around the world this will be cared for really. Restaurant sounds coffeeshops will come back. Our services will revive but some jobs lost will indeed bill lost forever to those people who lose that. The advantage is also working for the state evidence right now because these people receive their salaries. But why is the sta
Lets go meet the editor. David we are with the editor of Bloomberg Businessweek. You have a double issue focused on design. How did this come about . When bloomberg bought us this week in 2009, we read that the magazine and design has been part of what we do. Our writers and editors work closely with our artists and art photography editors and it drives the way we tell stories. We tell them graphically, through photography and we all Work Together and design what moves us. We started doing special issues and we did Design Conferences which starts on april 11 in San Francisco and many of the speakers are featured in the special. Carol are there a few that you think about . Ellen not really. We try to talk about all designs. We have graphic artist, architects, and sometimes a scene emerges. In this issue, it emerges that all the designers were talking about how to solve problems and improve your business and life, so that kind of organically became the theme. Carol you cover everything,
Part of what we do. Our writers and editors work closely with our artists and art photography editors and it drives the way we tell stories. We tell them graphically, through photography and we all whattogether and designe moves us. We started doing special issues and we did Design Conferences which starts on april 11 in San Francisco and many of the speakers are featured in the special. Carol are there a few that you think about . Ellen not really. We try to talk about all designs. We have graphic artist, architects, and sometimes a scene emerges. In this issue, it emerges that all the designers were talking about how to solve problems and improve your business and life, so that kind of organically became the theme. Everything,over food, business, art and you have the custom designer the Costume Designer for hamilton. Ellen it is fun because you get inside his head and you ask when he thinks about when he comes up with costumes. How toly thinks about support the actor, how to make the
Design has been part of what we , do. Our writers and editors work very closely with our artists and art photography editors, our photography editors and it drives the way we tell stories. We tell them graphically, through photography and we all Work Together, and design kind of moves us. A few years ago we started doing these special issues and we did Design Conferences which starts on april 11 in San Francisco and many of the speakers are featured in the special. Carol is there a theme you kind of think about . Ellen not really. We are try to talk about all different kinds of design. We have graphic artist, architects, and sometimes a theme kind of emerges. In this issue, it emerges that all the designers were talking , we are talking about how to solve problems and improve your business and life, so that kind of organically became the theme. Carol it is interesting because you cover everything. You cover food, business, art and you have the Costume Designer for hamilton. It is like