Jun-10-2020, 09:53 AM
(This post was last modified: Jun-10-2020, 09:53 AM by pyzyx3qwerty.)
Well, Covid-19 is a turning point that has affected our lives. Starting from China, it spread to Iran, Thailand, Japan and countries like that. The first foreign country to get the virus was Thailand, around 13th Jan if I'm not wrong. Then slowly, the European countries became the hard-hit countries and then it spread to the USA, which is now the centre of the virus. Now, countries like Brazil, Russia and India are also becoming the virus hotspots.
Good News is, New Zealand is officially the first country, excluding all the small islands and other small countries to become COVID free
However, we are suffering from COVID in modern times, with all these technologies. Question is, how did all our ancestors manage to survive all the other disease in the past? Diseases like the Spanish flu, malaria, smallpox and especially the deadly Black Death. These people lived in the past, with hardly any technology and yet managed to survive. Truthfully, COVID isn't even on the top 10 deadliest disease list. According to this site, COVID isn't so deadly or contagious, the main reason it's dangerous is that it's a brand new disease which we're experiencing for the first time, it spreads easily and it affects the upper respiratory tract is what makes it so dangerous
On the other hand, got to say I'm excited, as it's only a day until Python 3.9 is released.
Good News is, New Zealand is officially the first country, excluding all the small islands and other small countries to become COVID free
However, we are suffering from COVID in modern times, with all these technologies. Question is, how did all our ancestors manage to survive all the other disease in the past? Diseases like the Spanish flu, malaria, smallpox and especially the deadly Black Death. These people lived in the past, with hardly any technology and yet managed to survive. Truthfully, COVID isn't even on the top 10 deadliest disease list. According to this site, COVID isn't so deadly or contagious, the main reason it's dangerous is that it's a brand new disease which we're experiencing for the first time, it spreads easily and it affects the upper respiratory tract is what makes it so dangerous
On the other hand, got to say I'm excited, as it's only a day until Python 3.9 is released.
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