"Our greatest power to change the world is our power to rethink it." 
Covid-19 is a threat, but no more than our collective behavior in several other areas too. This might actually be saving us, motivating us to look at the ways we’re just as unprepared for other kinds of disasters. Our greatest power to change the world is our power to rethink it.
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Thank you for your positivity.
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that y2k virus was bad news toopic.twitter.com/3ZOfcF72wt
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Yes ... if you listen to many Democratic politicians today ... most are saying the right things ... so this is an opportunity for change ... but people tend to forget ... so we need to keep reminding both them ... and ourselves ...
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It also might teach America that giving people sick days when they are ill is far more effective than shooting them up with ineffective and toxic flu vaccines that prime their immune system too well .
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Perhaps. But when I still see the droves of Trumpsters fighting against the stimulus we need and deserve; and looking the other way on not merely incompetence but craved political games at the expense of lives, it’s hard to believe they’re capable of all that no matter what
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Don’t be overly concerned by the concept of the majority; the majority never drives history. History always driven by a small group of people usually considered outrageous radicals by the status quo of their time. Abolitionists, women suffragettes, civil rights. Just keep going.
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