Unfortunately egocentrism and selfishness creates the evils of our "civilized societies".More to the point people, old and young and generally, should think about, and have concern for, others instead of their own pathetic self-interest.
Unfortunately egocentrism and selfishness creates the evils of our "civilized societies".More to the point people, old and young and generally, should think about, and have concern for, others instead of their own pathetic self-interest.
Damn straight.Unfortunately egocentrism and selfishness creates the evils of our "civilized societies".
Less staff = More toilet paper, logical and paradoxicalWent to the store today. Some name brand toilet papers were making a re-appearance. Shelves seemed slightly better stocked.
But, they were critically short of staff. Someone may have tested positive.
Everything is fine!
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus
@DrTedros
60% of all #COVID19 cases so far have been reported just in the past month. We'll never get tired of saying that the best way out of this pandemic is a comprehensive approach. Not testing alone. Not physical distancing alone. Not contact tracing alone. Not masks alone. Do it all.
More to the point people, old and young and generally, should think about, and have concern for, others instead of their own pathetic self-interest.
It is very possible.
This virus is really vicious. And I would not be surprised if it evolves to attack young people.
My own self-interest is why I've only come into contact with anyone I don't live with once in the last five months. It's why I'm doing everything reasonably within my power to keep those I care about from exposing themselves unnecessarily.
I'm never going to have an honest concern for most other people, beyond their utility to me, but my self-interest keeps others a lot safer, makes me less of a threat, than most people's delusions of altruism.
If I cared more about other people, I'd be outside trying to save the world from systematic oppression by shooting police and setting fire to physical representations of the governments that employ them. Fortunately for just about everyone, I'm more interested in my own comfort.
Well this is one of those occasions when taking steps to protect oneself from the virus also protects everyone else so that's all good then!
Blood types? Earlier in the thread I think type O copes better?As part of my job, I've had to deal with some of this. I can tell you, I know of one man in his thirties, did triathlons, cycled, fit as a flea. He got it, he died. I spoke to a 92 year old lady, she got it and survived. There is something more going on here than age or fitness.
Blood types? Earlier in the thread I think type O copes better?
I really don't know. I'm not sure anyone does for certain.
That's the problem, everyone acting as if things are normal when we have no idea what the future holds....I'm thinking of getting hazmat suits.
...... The economy is supposed to be a tool to improve people’s lives, not some God in the sky you make sacrifices to.
Unfortunately in capitalism people's lives are tools to improve the economy, specifically to be utilised to enrich the elites. (Sorry for the politics mr/mrs/miss/ms mod. )
what should have happened is the stock markets all put on hold, money not used to buy things and everything rationed equally and delivered by the army. Sadly humanity sucks.
It isn't toilet paper that is the main issue now. It's the willingness for people to expose that is the problem.
Maybe not so funny these days...