curious thing when all dimensions of life take place under one roof. See if you can locate a favorite spot that offers warmt

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 curious thing when all dimensions of life take place under one roof. See if you can locate a favorite spot that offers warmth (and sunlight if possible). My spot is by the fireplace. When I need to get the wiggles out, I move my body. But when I need to go deep, the cozy corner is there. I sit on a beanbag (which was, admittedly, an Instagram impulse buy) and watch the flames, stare out the window, read, or breathe. 

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 Scientists around the world are already bracing for the inevitable next pandemic, which they fear could be far worse than Covid-19. Experts interviewed by Robert Roy Britt for Elemental note that Covid-19 has a low case fatality rate compared to other emerging diseases. And right now, one potentially harmful new pathogen is discovered every year. As humans continue to encroach on spaces where wild animals live, even more “pathogen spillover” could occur, and increasing globalization and inadequate healthcare may make the next pandemic even harder to beat.

Scientists around the world are already bracing for the inevitable next pandemic, which they fear could be far worse than Covid-19. Experts interviewed by Robert Roy Britt for Elemental note that Covid-19 has a low case fatality rate compared to other emerging diseases. And right now, one potentially harmful new pathogen is discovered every year. As humans continue to encroach on spaces where wild animals live, even more “pathogen spillover” could occur, and increasing globalization and inadequate healthcare may make the next pandemic even harder to beat.

Scientists around the world are already bracing for the inevitable next pandemic, which they fear could be far worse than Covid-19. Experts interviewed by Robert Roy Britt for Elemental note that Covid-19 has a low case fatality rate compared to other emerging diseases. And right now, one potentially harmful new pathogen is discovered every year. As humans continue to encroach on spaces where wild animals live, even more “pathogen spillover” could occur, and increasing globalization and inadequate healthcare may make the next pandemic even harder to beat.

Scientists around the world are already bracing for the inevitable next pandemic, which they fear could be far worse than Covid-19. Experts interviewed by Robert Roy Britt for Elemental note that Covid-19 has a low case fatality rate compared to other emerging diseases. And right now, one potentially harmful new pathogen is discovered every year. As humans continue to encroach on spaces where wild animals live, even more “pathogen spillover” could occur, and increasing globalization and inadequate healthcare may make the next pandemic even harder to beat.

Scientists around the world are already bracing for the inevitable next pandemic, which they fear could be far worse than Covid-19. Experts interviewed by Robert Roy Britt for Elemental note that Covid-19 has a low case fatality rate compared to other emerging diseases. And right now, one potentially harmful new pathogen is discovered every year. As humans continue to encroach on spaces where wild animals live, even more “pathogen spillover” could occur, and increasing globalization and inadequate healthcare may make the next pandemic even harder to beat.

Scientists around the world are already bracing for the inevitable next pandemic, which they fear could be far worse than Covid-19. Experts interviewed by Robert Roy Britt for Elemental note that Covid-19 has a low case fatality rate compared to other emerging diseases. And right now, one potentially harmful new pathogen is discovered every year. As humans continue to encroach on spaces where wild animals live, even more “pathogen spillover” could occur, and increasing globalization and inadequate healthcare may make the next pandemic even harder to beat.