Another swing and miss. I don't think this is so hard. The pandemic is waking people to the reality of their own mortality. Suppose you're working a job in a

Another swing and miss. I don't think this is so hard. The pandemic is waking people to the reality of their own mortality. Suppose you're working a job in a big, highly dysfunctional organization. Most of us who have been there know that these jobs often pay well -- but in trade, you're selling your precious hours to execute a random series of essentially meaningless events (and under pressure to get it done). Now add a pandemic. You were probably already having a quiet existential crisis, feeling that the insanity of your work environment is no way to let your life pass by. You want your life to mean something, but it isn't fulfilling. Now, people you know are passing away much sooner than expected. Thoughts about the eventuality of your own death are really tipping the scales. Do you just bury your nose and keep going on? Or find out what else is out there?