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    Editorial: The barnstorming coronavirus humbles humans: We only think we're in charge

    by The Editorial Board, Chicago Tribune Mar 09, 2020 2 minutes

    We walk the Earth's crust, we erect vast cities, we boast of our achievements. We see ourselves as the mistresses and masters of our fate. Yet as John Lennon and other writers before him bluntly warned, life is what happens while we're busy making plans.

    The little living form that now roils humanity is a virus, one among millions of infectious agents that roam

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