I share this sentiment, however >they observed with their own eyes (sickness and death) that's maybe not true with Covid-19. The perceived risk might be just

I share this sentiment, however >they observed with their own eyes (sickness and death) that's maybe not true with Covid-19. The perceived risk might be just too low in order to reach emergency protocols in many people. Apparently it's not enough to show trains filled with dead people in Italy. This assumes that people would act differently if the death was visible with their own eyes, e.g. with Ebola. But at this moment 2020 made me so pessimistic that I believe somebody here will post a study how even Ebola didn't bring up the change in people we would like to see. I don't know yet how to deal with the fact that apparently my whole view on the world and the nature of humans was wrong my whole life.