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That anxiety is because you're living in a country which did not see bad stuff happening in it for a long time. Other places (from Europe downhill to places su
by thriftwy 3y ago
That anxiety is because you're living in a country which did not see bad stuff happening in it for a long time.
Other places (from Europe downhill to places such as Syria and Iraq) had really bad stuff happening, and it is known that people are quite resilient. Not only the humanity does not "kill each other", the cities mostly stay intact.
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- yowzadave 3y agoYeah, I think people have this assumption because it’s been portrayed that way in fictional media so many times. In actual real-world disaster situations, people don’t instantly revert to murderous zombies—they tend to band together and act altruistically.
- lubujackson 3y agoIf you told me 5 years ago a virus would ravage Earth to the point all restaurants and normal businesses close their doors for months, all non-essential flights are cancelled and hospitals get overwhelmed everywhere I would assume the world would completely fall apart. Yet here we are, with mostly "that sucked for a year" stories.