One day, the COVID-19 pandemic will be gone. Because of our great efforts… or perhaps, in spite of them. There will be treatments, there will be a vaccine, it’ll burn itself out. One way or the other.
Other virulent infestations, society has shown us, will never go away on their own… the sorts of things that take education, understanding, compassion… and a concerted effort and buy-in from everyone. It’s a long road and it’s a steep uphill, but it’s a journey that’s long overdue.
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What? Just two paragraphs? I saw your post and brewed a pot of coffee and was ready to settle into my study for an hour to review charts!
Let the journey of acceptance without thought to every living soul begin NOW ????
No chart!! Now we truly know that Covid-19 is over. Woohoo ????????
Where’s Nicole for the official time….new track record (10 seconds)
Class act.
YES!❤️
Que publicaste Horatio !!! No se ve nada ????
Estás de Poeta o es la letra de una canción? ☺️
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I feel like I live amongst Covidiots in Ontario. Our cases are going back up again.
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Very good Horatio ????????
We are living a massive science experiment right now in all this rioting and looting cities. This experiment is one that would’ve never been allowed in academia.
If COVID-19 spikes in 2 weeks, we’re all screwed. If oth there is no spike in cases, then the pandemic is instantly over. So, let’s talk in two weeks, shall we?
#blackouttuesday
Like many people, I have been thinking that 2020 is a disastrous year. And it is, in some ways. In other ways though, it is also an opportunity to do the right thing, to stand together, to unite against disease, racism, and injustice.
This year can be a turning point for the better, if we respond to events in a kind, rational, and humane way.
We can do it, so let’s do it.