From Jacob Wighton, Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia
In the past few weeks, I have discovered the joy of print magazines. In the cacophony of constant breaking news about covid-19, the physical medium has provided a much calmer reading experience – and, in many cases, a window into the world as it was only recently, when everything made just a little bit more sense. New Scientist has been a big part of this, bringing a trustworthy, well-reasoned voice into a messy conversation.
