I am Bob, and I approve this message
I may have missed it, but did ya'all see that 3 TSA people have tested positive?
Now, granted, they interact with a LOT of people. So, statistically, it is no surprise that they've been exposed. But, at the same time, they've also interacted - post-exposure - with a lot of people. That's one example of how this thing breaks containment.
A lot of money will be lost on those pandemic bonds. Ouch
"We can't be doing the kinds of things we were months ago"...ok, so now what? The reality is that Covid-19, like EVERY ONE OF ITS CONTEMPORARIES (swine flu, SARS, MERS, ebola, etc., etc.) is being added to the inventory of viruses that will continue infecting humans into the future. I can't live in a bubble forever, so now what? I'm on my phone and can't find the source(s), but it is my understanding that 70-80% or more of the world's population will be exposed to Covid-19. It doesn't appear that this is a "if", but a "when".
Looks like my best options going forward are good hygiene and doing my best to keep myself healthy.
Maybe I'll get exposed to Covid-19 and die. Likely I'll get exposed, get sick and recover. Maybe I'll get hit by a semi on my way home or by a 20-something checking their facepage status instead of their lane position.
If my maker decides it's time to call me home, I'm at peace with that, regardless the cause. I'll do my best to keep myself healthy - i refuse to live my life in fear.
As an introvert, I've been preparing my whole life for this...
THEY didnt ring anything loud and clear. The WHO should be flogged after this thing is over