I think the problem a lot of people have is they think once they hit the peak, its over. But just because you made it to the top of the mountain does not mean you do not need to make it down the other side.
I got this feeling we're fucked a bit, tbh.
Bill Gates said as much when talking about the need for universal testing and/or a vaccine before we can really get comfortable again, but we're all idiots for listening to info like that.
I have the opposite feeling. I think it's going to be very painful for many many people for the next few years (me included almost certainly), but in the end, it will reinforce the maxim that what doesn't kill us (in this case all of humanity rather than an individual) will make us stronger. As I said earlier, national governments and the medical community will be far better prepared the next time something like this happens, and while the economy may not return to full vigor overnight, it will likely be faster than after the GFC, I think.
Hey hey if you call me and you have to suffer my incessant talking, the joke will be on you.
I'm more worried about the lack of community and the selfishness I've seen so far. This might sound a bit preachy or whatever, but I really think people should reconsider hoarding and also the whining and crying about being bored in lockdown? You're all adults, get over it, your children are watching you panic and act irresponsibly.
Secreting poetry hahaha
He looks like the kind of guy that tries.
You're a good egg, tonni. Tell your mother we're thinking of her, respectfully. And nice to hear that your company is still getting at least some work.
