The Good That Comes From A Pandemic

Build For Tomorrow

Jason Feifer

Business, History, Technology, Entrepreneurship

4.7 • 573 Ratings

🗓️ 30 April 2020

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

Covid-19 has interrupted our world, but it's also likely to improve it. After all, history shows that massive disruption is followed by massive opportunity. So what’s in store for us now? In this episode, we learn the surprising consequences of past crises, explore the innovations that may come from Covid-19, and try to understand why disasters are so productive. Get in touch! Web: jasonfeifer.com Email. jasonfeifer@gmail.com Twitter / Instagram: @heyfeifer Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Right, time to get you pet insurance with pet jebity.
0:03.8	Pet jevity.
0:05.1	You know, like longevity, but for your pets long and healthy life?
0:08.4	They have no upper age limit for dogs or cats.
0:11.1	Meow!
0:11.9	They insure hundreds of thousands of pores and have 24-7 access to vet video calls.
0:17.8	Look for pet jevity wherever you shop online for insurance.
0:21.7	The vet video calls
0:22.9	if your pet is in need
0:23.8	of urgent medical assistance
0:25.0	contact your local vet immediately.
0:26.9	Visit petjavity.com.
0:28.1	UK for full details.
0:30.3	Because you bought your robot vacuum
0:32.1	on your Barclay card,
0:33.5	you got 0% interest
0:34.9	for up to 24 months,
0:36.5	which makes watching it.
0:38.0	Hypnotically sweeping up your crumbs, even more satisfying.
0:41.4	Oh, Mr. Bit.
0:42.9	What you buy is your business.
0:44.8	Helping you pay less interest is ours.
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