It’s still pretty good.

I was just wondering…we didn’t talk too much at dinner. What are some of the other things that you’re excited to be working on or are top of mind for you in the coming months?

I know that when we met last time, you had mentioned briefly some of the initiatives that your team is going to be focusing on in the coming years. One of the ones you mentioned was not overhaul the websites, but thinking about how the websites become more accessible to ...

I think one of the interesting ironies that we’re seeing now is with Instagram and these types of platforms, that are supposed to be social platforms. I think many are saying about how isolating it is, even in this time of social distancing. It becomes quite apparent of how things ...

It’s interesting. I think that that event that you’re mentioning, is actually in the realm of social technology and bringing people together. I think what’s quite interesting about pandemics are these types of situations. I think it’s very revelatory, in terms of what systems are broken or what things are ...

I see. Was that just a bunch of people on like Zoom platformers or Skype, where it was a bunch of individuals on stream?

Maybe since you mentioned we have about 40 minutes, I was curious how the work that you’ve been doing has shifted based on the coronavirus. I read online that there were some different platforms you were working on.

I was actually in Copenhagen as well a few days ago now, I guess. I left right before they shut the border. For a few days, I felt like I was running to different parts of the world figuring out where I would end up being based.

That sounds great. Given the rise in cases in the UK and the US, I definitely think in the last few days in Singapore it’s risen a little bit. Then of course, hopefully these things settle down. It’s nice to know that here people are still going outside and you ...

Yeah, definitely. How are things going in Taiwan? I remember the last time we spoke you said that things were partially under control or at least it felt…

Being back in Singapore, you can see that it’s a country that obviously will also have struggles with the virus, but here it feels like things are more being controlled as changes happen, as opposed to in the US, where currently it feels like no one really knows how to ...

Good. It’s been nice to be back here. I’m sure you’ve seen the news about New York these days. It’s pretty crazy times there. I lived in Singapore when SARS was a thing here 18 years ago.