At most times we feel as humans that we have things under control. Even when it becomes extremely obvious that just the opposite is true we will continue to try to convenience ourselves that we are still in control.
This seems to be the current case
concerning the Coronavirus. Like most
news broadcasts I’m not trying to panic anyone.
But we primarily don’t know very much about this current disease that is
basically ravishing the world scene. We
want to think that we can “wave the magic wand” and all will be well with the
world. However, it just doesn’t work
that way.
Medical personnel “on the front lines” are
doing all they can with what they have available. But the truth is in most areas the grip of
the virus has taken hold long before the intervention to attempt a solution has
become seen as something necessary to do.
By the time any action has been started to curb the onslaught of the
contagion it has already established a foothold within the area.
Whenever
you begin to make statements such as “this virus primarily effects those
of 60 years of age and older,” the younger generation automatically begins to surmise that they are not vulnerable to the disease and therefore are not morally or ethically required to abide by any type of restrictions that may be offered to slow-down the spread of the disease. By the time it is realized that like most diseases there is NO distinction considered as boundaries by the disease. Those who felt immune are already infected and become spreaders to others.
of 60 years of age and older,” the younger generation automatically begins to surmise that they are not vulnerable to the disease and therefore are not morally or ethically required to abide by any type of restrictions that may be offered to slow-down the spread of the disease. By the time it is realized that like most diseases there is NO distinction considered as boundaries by the disease. Those who felt immune are already infected and become spreaders to others.
It seems that as humans we always feel
that given the time and resources we will be able to combat any infection or trial
that should befall us. And perhaps to
some degree this statement is true.
However, it usually does not occur until the disease has taken the lives
of thousands if not millions of humans.
If we feel that we can join on a global
scale to combat such an enemy as the Coronavirus why are we not able to
eliminate world hunger, illiteracy, and bring about world peace? It is because we fail to realize one basic
fact that we often overlook within the equation: We’re
Only Human!
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