Of course I see a moral distinction...and is why the natural response is to isolate...but the point is no matter how much precaution we take to slow down the spread...it’s going to get you at some later stage as no one is immune from a coronavirus of pandemic proportions ...exasperated by fear of death, no one is immune from fear of death. So in a pandemic crisis situation which is likely to be only once in a lifetime...fear is inevitable so no one could have acted any differently than how they are acting now.Skepdick wrote: ↑Mon Mar 16, 2020 8:30 pmIf you don't see a moral distinction between 1000 infections a day and 1000 infections a week; if you don't think that the former is worse than the latter then it's very difficult to help you.
Human-animals get really ugly to each other when they end up competing for finite necessities. Like doctors. Or hospital beds. Or medicine. Or vaccines.
We’re all going to succumb to this pandemic eventually unless we die before hand from some other means. Everyone will contract the virus eventually even if its only through the invention of a vaccine itself ironically.
No one is immune from death...we’re all going to die one day, it’s just that we don’t like dying before our time. Trouble with a pandemic is that we have no control over it, we have no control over the day we are going to die....and that’s what we fear the most.
Ironically dying is very simple and easy to do when you understand the bigger truth behind all the craziness.