von Marwitz
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That I would contest. Surely, an unhealthy lifestyle will play its part for many of those causes.All of those are things that you consciously do to your self (EXC: accidents).
But I was not asked when some states decided to detonate hundreds of nukes in the atmosphere back in the 50s and 60s, which, I trust, never ever were the cause for cases of cancer. Nor do people strive to have allergies. I'd be surprised to see thousands and thousands working conciously for catching Alzheimer.
Yes. Without doubt. To tobacco industry can serve as one of many examples that also document the feeling of having its rights infringed. Or what about that pharmaceutical company selling the opiates?You can get Covid 19 because someone feels like their rights are being infringed upon.
In this, I fully agree. This is a neglible personal price to pay.Wearing a mask is not going to kill anyone and buys a little protection until they get a vaccine.
Alas, that is correct. Too much Twitter-style information in too quick a succession. 'Answers' provided before even the questions are really known. Common sense requires thinking. Thinking requires time and more than just a few morsels of information. It is up to anyone to take that time, to collect and fact-check information. Pair this with the insight that not receiving 'attention' should be the guideline for personal behavior but a bit more humility and respect.Common sense is no longer a common virtue.
This would not only make the world a better place, but also help against Corona, be it in the context of ASLOK or elsewhere.
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