There's still more to this - it's just not sitting right.
Now, I'm not saying it isn't a natural disease. And this isn't a conspiracy thing or anything.
But taking everything into account, think how much the world has changed in the matter of two weeks.
We can talk about social-distancing etc. Guys, this is social-coding, now. In a matter of days you've got people actively wanting to be locked away in their own homes, or making sure they're walking two metres apart from people. Or panic-buying, or thinking they're ill and self-isolating.
It's absolutely mindblowing.
And I'd suggest, and this isn't to take away from the seriousness of this virus or what it can do to people, that people also just have a stop and think about who benefits - not from the virus itself, but from the reaction of governments across the world to the virus.
Big pharmaceutical corporations, big banks doing the lending, any big corporation with a vested interest in, oh I don't know, war (obvious I know) which is likely to break out in third-world nations already besieged by disease and fighting etc. And even who benefits from what will surely be escalating tensions between the west and China?
Look, I don't think this disease was planted. I reckon they're right in that it was natural. But the collective reactions across the globe really do leave a lot of questions.
Just all feels like one big mind f*** - and proves just how easy it is to take total control/subdue a population.
Fear is a very powerful thing. Especially when you can combine it with people shouting at each other on social media. And if the last few years has proved anything, it's that people enjoy bossing other people around on a digital platform hiding behind a keyboard.
