Power to the Sheeple
So, who wins in the tug-of-war between abundance of caution and abundance of bravado?
The virus that interrupted the world and kept us indoors. We were not prepared.
So, who wins in the tug-of-war between abundance of caution and abundance of bravado?
Amber and Madison: One of the most popular things to do during lockdown turned out to be playing a video game called Animal Crossing.
What are you doing to keep busy and stay sane?
The coffee shop owners had their Mother’s day fun, but were soundly defeated on Monday.
10 years from now, in 2030, what will you want to look back on as something positive that came out of this weird Covid-19 Pandemic experience?
Blame, shame, disapproval and abandonment. A not-so-delicious cocktail of emotions designed to take me out of the game.
Personal Doomsday clocks became a reality. Feeling afraid of standing too close to another person, of breathing on people, worrying about financial structures and the constant shortage of toilet paper makes your Doomsday clock tick faster.
No mask. Standing close. Looking cool comes with a price. You might get away with it. Or you might pass the infection to a new group of people.
No one wants to miss practice. No one wants to feel like a loser or weak for not showing up. But what about social distance and avoiding crowds?
When your plan to cause trouble for others backfires on you. Doing the wrong thing, making the wrong move and getting caught.