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@joel, there is a huge difference to prevention pathways vs luck of the draw (RNG). During a world issue the rules must change but everyone tried to lie their way past it to save profit losses but in doing so = loss of life.
World needs educated further on these matters.
As i stated, my goal is designing new advanced systems that target most world issues but only failure on your current ones will push its need.
As for covid 19, i wouldn't let your guard down too fast, after all it's against us, like me, knows your pathway to derail you.
I want covid 19 to end but i don't think we are close yet to its ending. "when you think your close but once at the finish line it backfires, can shatter even the brightest and heathiest state of being in regarding to mental health breaches"
I told you, i know everything that can play out, well most of it. what happens will happen sadly.
I hope i am wrong and it stops tho. But you guys don't play the best cards even if you were allowed to cheat and pick your cards. All you see is "$" signs when more important things are on the table.
World needs educated further on these matters.
As i stated, my goal is designing new advanced systems that target most world issues but only failure on your current ones will push its need.
As for covid 19, i wouldn't let your guard down too fast, after all it's against us, like me, knows your pathway to derail you.
I want covid 19 to end but i don't think we are close yet to its ending. "when you think your close but once at the finish line it backfires, can shatter even the brightest and heathiest state of being in regarding to mental health breaches"
I told you, i know everything that can play out, well most of it. what happens will happen sadly.
I hope i am wrong and it stops tho. But you guys don't play the best cards even if you were allowed to cheat and pick your cards. All you see is "$" signs when more important things are on the table.
02-Feb-2022 10:19:47
Brigantia
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One thing I find unfortunate is the attitude we all seem to have taken.
Like... it seems that now there really isn't a way to stop it. We're kind of just treating it as a 'postpone it' sort of situation rather than 'we can prevent this' kind of thing?
A few family members, namely those with children in school, have just kind of resigned themselves to their inevitable fate of catching Covid. With schools not closing, and children being the germ factories they are, it does seem that way.
It just sucks. :L I think pretty early on it was unfortunately quite clear we weren't going to be able to stop it dead in its tracks but instead just have to manage it's spread as best we could until vaccines arrived.
Thankfully, Covid is no longer as new or as dangerous as it once was, partly because we have effective vaccines and secondly because as it mutates, it seems to be also weakening so for the vast majority of people, especially those who are vaccinated will probably have mild symptoms, not need any form of hospitalization and will be over it in a few days.
I just hope some valuable lessons have been learnt in terms of actively monitoring animal populations for viruses that could hop to become harmful to us & be able to intercept earlier for any future outbreaks (which is inevitable at some point)
On a more positive note, because of the situation it's put more pressure on the development of mRNA vaccine technology etc which is great news for the future of vaccines.
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One thing I find unfortunate is the attitude we all seem to have taken.
Like... it seems that now there really isn't a way to stop it. We're kind of just treating it as a 'postpone it' sort of situation rather than 'we can prevent this' kind of thing?
A few family members, namely those with children in school, have just kind of resigned themselves to their inevitable fate of catching Covid. With schools not closing, and children being the germ factories they are, it does seem that way.
It just sucks. :L I think pretty early on it was unfortunately quite clear we weren't going to be able to stop it dead in its tracks but instead just have to manage it's spread as best we could until vaccines arrived.
Thankfully, Covid is no longer as new or as dangerous as it once was, partly because we have effective vaccines and secondly because as it mutates, it seems to be also weakening so for the vast majority of people, especially those who are vaccinated will probably have mild symptoms, not need any form of hospitalization and will be over it in a few days.
I just hope some valuable lessons have been learnt in terms of actively monitoring animal populations for viruses that could hop to become harmful to us & be able to intercept earlier for any future outbreaks (which is inevitable at some point)
On a more positive note, because of the situation it's put more pressure on the development of mRNA vaccine technology etc which is great news for the future of vaccines.
Joel
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03-Feb-2022 01:08:38
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