301 years ago, Robinson Crusoe, widely considered the First English Novel, was released in England to enormous praise.  Audiences loved the simple story of a castaway who spends 28 years on a remote tropical island near Trinidad.  Poor Crusoe encounters prisoners, mutineers, and even cannibals during his adventurous stay.  Yet the first foes he would face would not come with spears, torches, and guns.  No.  First, Robinson Crusoe would have to … Continue reading Crusoe, Coronavirus, & the Miraculous Benefits of Productivity