I don't live in a cloud of fear . I live in a world that has a virus that kills . Alot .
And this virus not only kills the very old , but is now killing more younger people .
Are we in deep depression now?
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I don't live in a cloud of fear . I live in a world that has a virus that kills . Alot .
And this virus not only kills the very old , but is now killing more younger people .
Sounds threatening.
Well, people are starting to reject the doom and gloom that it promises. I went to Home Depot last Saturday and the parking lot was packed. Same with the local groceries store. If the bars and taverns were open right now, I would be having a beer and playing video slots. People don't want to live like this and are willing to risk infection in favor of freedom.
Of course people don't .
The risk of infection , is not about them , it is about whom they infect .
If you are out there participating in public, you are at risk of giving or receiving. You might be infected and not know.
People are social creatures, as many of us are learning, thanks to corona.
Yes , for the most part .
They are very much so.
And now they are challenged , for the good of Humanity , they must come through .
For those that are use to being on their own , not such a big deal , really .
By avoiding the inevitable? The virus is not going to disappear, is it?
Even they need others.
They can hide from the virus. As New York has proven, your decisions can still kill them.
Seattle
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I'm in a deep depression every time I read one of your posts.
Are we to hide each time it makes an appearance? Are we in perpetual lock-down until a vaccine is available? You can't keep a lid on a population too long. People will eventually get tired of it.