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Every once in awhile you post something that I cannot find even one iota to disagree with.
Experts studying this thing have already determined it's on it's second mutation already and will continue to mutate making it way more difficult to come up with a vaccine to catch it all before it mutates for the third or fourth time, rendering last months vaccine useless.
Not as deadly (so far) as the flu but on the order of ten times more contagious.
I read it mutated several times but it doesn't change much at all.
“It probably wouldn’t change anything at all because by the time we can confirm what any particular mutation is doing, the pandemic will likely be over.”
There is an intellectual elite that are far more dangerous than the super rich billionaires.
we are subject to the whims of these intellectual monsters who have forced dependence on china, forced American manufacturing out of this country and turned America into their plaything.
"We fell asleep in one world, and woke up in another.
Suddenly Disney is out of magic,
Paris is no longer romantic,
New York doesn't stand up anymore,
the Chinese wall is no longer a fortress, and Mecca is empty.
Hugs & kisses suddenly become weapons, and not visiting parents & friends becomes an act of love.
Suddenly you realise that power, beauty & money are worthless, and can't get you the oxygen you're fighting for.
The world continues its life and it is beautiful. It only puts humans in cages. I think it's sending us a message:
"You are not necessary. The air, earth, water and sky without you are fine. When you come back, remember that you are my guests. Not my masters.""
Are human beings capable of making any changes (don't know what they would be) as this pandemic begins to subside? Or is it inevitable that the world will just return to itself as it always seems to do after any disaster? It seems that with human nature progress (change good or bad) reigns supreme.
Life involves death. People would rather live free than die hunkered down in their homes starving to death from lack of money to buy food.
Nice try, but you're not paying attention. Are you saying there were no lessons to be learned from the 1918 pandemic, or that we did actually learn something from the experience and applied it to the current pandemic? You've got me all confused.
Oh, and allowing people to "live free" - free to spread the virus as well - would wreck the economy while it kills millions of people.
Nice try, but you're not paying attention. Are you saying there were no lessons to be learned from the 1918 pandemic, or that we did actually learn something from the experience and applied it to the current pandemic? You've got me all confused.
Oh, and allowing people to "live free" - free to spread the virus as well - would wreck the economy while it kills millions of people.
Starvation kills more people than a virus with a 98/99% survival rate.
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