Spanish flu and corona

@Calebxy I'm sure you're right. I didn't check any dates.

A cycle

I think it’s more frequently than that, and only since 1914. In 1919 there was the Spanish Flu, in the 50s there was another global pandemic, in the 60s there was another one, then there was AIDS, which has killed a comparable number to the Spanish Flu, then in 2008-2010 there was Swine Flu, and now we have COVID-19. The world has never seen so many global outbreaks of disease in such a short span of time.

hopefully it ends soon

@nawala123

True, hopefully it will end soon, although every other pandemic in the last century has lasted for at least two years

the world must work together, cooperate

And that’s the problem; scientists are largely bound by political issues, and those issues will never go away while humans carry on ruling themselves

@nawala123 yes...and communication and accessibility to other places as well

@amitkokiladitya medicine has advanced in the 50 years. Hopefully it works to fight corona effectively

The trchnology too

corona?

Yes, I think that’s a very reasonable estimate. That’s about what I think as well

it is terrible. and also the ecomny effect

@nawala123 Yes, and there are more and more people who are jobless.

@bbghitte and we still dont know when it gonna end

the technology wasnt so advance at the time

We should not suffer the same mistake

It was pandemic