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This is Mother Nature giving us a little hint of what she can do mate, believe.

We either slow down, or it gets worse

The way we live as humans with lots of travel and areas of high population density means we are vulnerable to things like viruses.

But this isn’t some mystical intentional warning from nature, it’s just a natural thing (a virus). This isn’t the first and won’t be the last pandemic we face. And slowing down society (I assume you mean move away from capitalism? Or talking about climate change?) won’t stop these events from occurring.
 
The way we live as humans with lots of travel and areas of high population density means we are vulnerable to things like viruses.

But this isn’t some mystical intentional warning from nature, it’s just a natural thing (a virus). This isn’t the first and won’t be the last pandemic we face. And slowing down society (I assume you mean move away from capitalism? Or talking about climate change?) won’t stop these events from occurring.
More people working from home, less people in Cities, less people using public transport, less time in work. It would all help with the environmental issues.
 
We should do this every year - not the virus, the shut down. For one month every year, ground the planes, dock the cruise liners, stop strip mining, forest burning, close the factories, and give the Earth a chance to breath.

A friend said to me the other day, Mother Nature doesn’t need us, we need her. So either we start showing the planet some respect, or we pay the price.

Of course many people will refuse to see this - there’s none so blind as those who will not see - but it’s pretty ****ing obvious to me.
 
<laugh> <laugh>

When the evidence is so lacking that you need to cite an autistic 16 year old with no education to speak of, who was actually warped this way on climate, by videos of polar bears starving and was told it was climate change, when it wasn't (she stopped eating for weeks after being traumatised by BULLSHIT)

I wonder how many suffering kids in Europe could get to stand and admonish the elite at Davos. <doh>

to be fair Greta has the backing of the entire credible scientific community
 
Just not the incredible scientific community or some fruitcake in his bedroom in Scandinavia somewhere.

Well yes on one hand you've got people who have dedicated their lives to their career or on the other hand you have the other fella who in his list of top 5 interests has ****ing down four times
 
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Hopefully this won't kill off too many in the UK and will be over soon but it has made me revaluate life a little. What can we do once this is all over though?
Right now I have more time but that stops if everything goes back to normal. No more going for walks every day and spending more time with family as I won't have time again.
It seems to me that the government and big business need to make changes so that we can all live better lives. Change to a 4 day week or 4.5 give people that extra time, look at working from home it'll give people a better work life balance and it's environmentally friendly.
Look at flexible working hours and not the fake ones we have now but hours that actually help families.

There's a lot to consider and as this comes to an end I really hope there is serious thought into the way the country works.

I would love this to happen. Quality of life. Appreciate life. 4 day week or I would quite like doing 5 days but earlier finishes like many countries who aren't about the rat race choose to live.

The problem is when this was being discussed suring the General Election (to be achieved within a 10 year timeframe) it was largely mocked because the country couldn't afford it.

Once this pandemic is over we will be hundreds of billions in debt, maybe trillion? Generations could be paying for it. Sadly that means the 4 day week is even.less likely. Or the will to do it won't be there.

This really has put proper LIFE into perspective though. Might wait until the kids are in Uni and just drop out! Go rogue.
 
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