This is not an academic discussion cut short
This is a pandemic excursion into our daily lives
The election of a humongous pathogen into the office of human affairs
The dissolution of a harmonious society
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4) . Isn't that striking? Pandemic 1 was also in the fall of 1918, now Pandemic 2 the Covid-19 in the fall of 2019. 3) And what do we learn from this?
3) That was Pandemic 1 without a vaccine and now this is Pandemic 2 with so many types of vaccine that it doesn't make you good. As long as God allows us to live on this earth, the philosophy of 'The survival of the fittest'
2) but don't forget the Spanish Flu in the autumn of 1918 when there was no vaccine yet! 50 million died worldwide and in the Netherlands 1% of the total Dutch population of that time died, which was 60,000.
1) The rays of hope are finally on our doorstep The illuminated path of light is a whole new kind of experience, nice stately words for a poem from a philosophical point of view,
5) And what do we learn from this? That the viruses are here to stay and that we have to get a virus shot every autumn in addition to the old annual virus shot. Light always gives hope, but we already had this a century ago, Sir.