Why so many posts on the Coronavirus?
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Vlad. — 6 years ago(March 13, 2020 02:00 PM)
It’s fun to get caught up in the pandemic. I think what you’re witnessing, though, is legitimate fear over what the pandemic may mean. We really don’t know what will happen, only have estimates and those estimates oscillate between reassuring (most cases are mild) to terrifying (5mil may die, serious cases sound very unpleasant).
Depending on where you live, going to the store drives this fear home because everyone is panic buying supplies. It seems like the world is ending at Walmart. It’s actually kinda cool, if a little disconcerting.
In short, professor, it’s because the world is ending and who cares about anything else?
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Alpha Raven Andromeda — 6 years ago(March 13, 2020 02:07 PM)
I'm done for now making topics about it until tomorrow morning.
I'm thinking of starting up my Sims game again after having abandoned playing it almost a year ago after my game files were hacked by a custom code made by someone from EA games. My sims did whatever the code wanted them to do in free will mode. The result were actions that I have done myself in real life or actions that make my sim self destruct. -
dbentley666 — 6 years ago(March 13, 2020 02:08 PM)
They are already planning a movie about this. The global pandemic can only be stopped by an eccentric scientist (maybe an ancient Jeff bridges or Richard Dreyfuss), a dynamic young physiologist (Emma stone) and a disenchanted ex US Marine (Mark Wahlberg). They are helped by a muscular moron with no discernible skills (The Rock). The Coronavirus turns out to be the work of a single man who hates America, Mohammed bin Liner (played by Ben Kingsley with an atrocious Arab accent). When he is shot the virus mysteriously disappears.
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