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Location: United Kingdom | Hello All
Reflecting that at least some positive opportunities in the present upsurge of uncertainty arising are:
1. Development of more altruism and concern for each other, whether neighbours or strangers
2. Awareness that our attitude towards our total natural environment has reached critical turning point
Both of the above are for me essential if we are to have any chance of long term survival.
Live long and prosper (although not at others' expense!)
Good Health Everyone!
Edited by Paul Joseph 3/16/2020 8:44 AM
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PhD Alumni
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Location: United Kingdom | As time has gone on, the virus spread exponentially; seems to be increasingly both an opportunity and test as to how we as humans react and interact with each other and the nature world.
Altruism and good works by many, also exploitation fear by some. Almost as if yet another, urgent call for positivity and respect if we are to survive.
All credit to those who continue to serve others and care even at sacrifice and risk to themselves through this darkness
Edited by Paul Joseph 3/30/2020 5:10 AM
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Location: Nigeria | So true Dear Friend, ??!!!
Fear is the watch word from those of us at the top and bottom of the wheel of life. Indeed, the exploitation is most convenient severe in the underdeveloped nations with inexistent social security arrangement right from the days of their so-called independence from colonialism. Flocks of starving and ailing people are locked at home and constantly being bombarded via media of the melancholic CORVID-19 slogan of a fast Killing, incurable disease that makes it mandatory for authorities throughout planet earth to lockdown. Terrifying and most unfortunate the circumstance, but we'll keep fighting till we individually/collectively defeat this darkness.
Dear Friend, Be Safe together with your entire family.
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PhD Alumni
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Location: United Kingdom | Amazingly scary is the information, little publicised, that the development of the Covid vaccine depends on exploiting the blood of the Horse Shoe crab, already an endangered species.
I am still digesting (!) and reflecting the implications of this, amidst the ongoing fog of trying to live a responsible and spiritual existence in this veil tears
But felt it vital to share at this critical juncture
Blessings everyone reading
Paul
Edited by Paul Joseph 11/10/2020 4:40 PM
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Location: United States | Yes, sad story
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Location: Nigeria | Thanks for sharing.
Peace & Strength
Ahmad. |
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