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> I think the pandemic has taught us that our infrastructure is not well designed to prevent the spread of disease, and that investment in this area can help pr
by antisthenes 3y ago
> I think the pandemic has taught us that our infrastructure is not well designed to prevent the spread of disease, and that investment in this area can help prevent future pandemics.
The only thing the pandemic has taught me is that other people were getting me sick (at work and/or gym, most likely).
I have not been sick with any respiratory sickness (even common cold) since the beginning of COVID, mostly due to going remote.
- TaylorAlexander 3y ago> The only thing the pandemic has taught me I bet you have learned more than one thing from the pandemic.
- playingalong 3y agoThey might have known everything already before ;)
- K0balt 3y agoAren’t we the eternal optimist today! Ah, to have that kind of faith in humanity again.
- K0balt 3y agoShocker- humans are the primary vector for human pathogens. So, yes, isolation from humans (and animals) will drastically reduce your exposure to pathogens. And probably, joy, fulfilment, and worthwhile experiences as well. But, you’re not wrong. And for many people, going into work is a bullshit requirement. Remote work FTW.