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Chaos – Corona, Cars and Swimming Pools

In the weeks since Corona, people crammed grocery store checkouts, fought over the toilet paper and barricaded their doors to any outsider.  Why? Fear of dying? Well..yes. But there’s a bit more to it. You see, the virus breeds a particular type of fear for the fear of death is not equally applied to our reality. For example, swimming pools kill 10 people a day  in the US, yet there’s no unified call to fill them up. Automobile crashes kill over 3,000 per day and no medical officer has stood behind the podium with the appeal to scrap cars. So why do we not fear pools and cars as we do the virus? 

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An Eye for the Little Things

Corona virus

Two words that have launched a billion conversations, seemingly at the same time, and the cacophony makes it hard to distinguish what is being said and more so, what does it truly mean for humanity? The mainstream press has its own slants, the politicians their own skews and both look to the scientific community – not so much for wisdom – but to heighten the hype or justify their actions (or lack thereof). And we’re caught in the middle, not knowing what to make of it all. But I wonder if we’re ok with that on some level? Like there’s a slight contentedness with the state of confusion, because with it, we can out-task the responsibility to do something about it elsewhere.

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