It isn't just about Feeling safe it is about BEING SAFE which are two very different things. Some people seem to think coronavirus is all over with but with all factors I'm observing this is a 10 year or more proposition we are looking at. In other words it is now possible (with all present variables) that people still will be dying of coronavirus 10 years from now or even 100 years from now just not at the present rates. And there is also a danger of new mutations and permutations of the present coronavirus as well. For example, now the main carriers of this disease are 18 to 40 years of age so these are the main spreaders of this disease now especially in the U.S. and Europe. So, when they go to bars and outside events they spread this thing far and wide.
So, think about this for a moment: are you actually being safe or are you just pretending you might be safe in the hopes that you will be?
This likely is a really really important question if you are older than 40 or 50 years of age right now.
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