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RE: What will life be like when the covid-19 virus comes to an end?
I had not considered the problem of lack of condoms, although I certainly read the news.
The part about the divorsios surprises me a little, but after thinking about it I think it is reasonable.
That of living in a new way for humanity, because I see it a little exaggerated, after all it is not the first pandemis we have in history. I suppose it will be good to seek psychological help for people who have lost relatives and for those who develop behaviors of germ phobia, phobias of open spaces, agarophobia, who develop pathological anxiety when having to be with other people and, in short, all people who show some degree of imbalance.
Man, I hadn't thought about all those phobias people might get, but that is true... people who are obsessed with handwashing and more, for sure people will fight with such addictions and problems afterward!
We have to plan not only for the present emergency, in order to survive, but also for the problems that will come after the crisis, in order to live again.
True. However it's the first one, where people within incubation phase are also spreaders. And that's an absolute game changer. Within 1 month it will become the most deadly and devastating virus in history of mankind. I dont have doubts about it (while seeing how US and west europe is dealing with this problem and how are those authorities using it to strengthen their political power).
stay safe my friend. hopefully current days will become thing of the past
Ok, certainly the epidemic has spread a lot, thanks to the means of transportation and the high mobility of the world population today, that makes this pandemic more dangerous.