There are elegant pottery statues of court ladies from the Tang dynasty, a tiny boat carved from an olive stone—it's even difficult to make out the details from a magnifying glass.
Oh wow...what in the...Okay, camera, we're gonna zoom in on this really quickly, close up, it looks like little, like a little black cotton ball, almost like, almost like, like if you dipped a q-tip into black hair dye.
The last two years of the pandemic in particular have shown like a magnifying glass the importance of trust in politics and science, as well as in social discourse, but also the fragility of trust.