the damn doctor being unmasked while delivering this news is pretty accurate too
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the damn doctor being unmasked while delivering this news is pretty accurate too

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When you remember the anti-vax movement
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[stares in Hantavirus from 2026]
Will Hantavirus Cause Another Pandemic and/or Lockdown?
Looking at these cards, I honestly donβt think that they point to another massive worldwide pandemic or an immediate repeat of the kind of lockdowns we saw before. What they do show us here very strongly is fear, tension, information overload, distrust, and us, the people, just trying to figure out whatβs real after living through years where the ground already felt shaky under our feet. Once folks have sat through one hard storm, every dark cloud after it starts looking like it might turn into a tornado. That kind of collective anxiety hangs around for a long time, and these cards carry a lot of that energy!
Remember how he handled this kind if emergency last time?
it's really funny how the entire world basically just blew the fuck up six short years ago and nobody wants to admit that that may have had some lasting consequences lmao
like so much of Everything today is premised on the idea that the earth-shattering catastrophe which happened within living memory of everyone older than a third grader has had no meaningful material or psychological effects on the general public and i don't think that's good, lol.
"(some of) the top-line economic indicators (sorta) recovered (in most places) so everything is fine and we don't need to talk about it" is not a sustainable framework for interfacing with reality
"why is everyone so angry and paranoid now?" "why is politics so dysfunctional now?" "why is [x] [y] and [z] now? blah blah blah"
2020:

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When Addenbrookeβs Hospital in Cambridge upgraded its face masks for staff working on COVID-19 wards to filtering face piece 3 (FFP3) respir
We're the first society to face plague with tools that we confirmed worked broadly and effectively and then just decided to stop using them for... some reason that's still not entirely clear.

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re: the loneliness epidemic post, it's genuinely so so so hard right now as someone whose Job is organizing events for LGBT university students. our whole goal is to help them find peers to connect with, but it often feels like they're working against us.
not on purpose, of course, and I never want to sound like I'm blaming students for their own feelings of isolation. there are a lot of factors that make it hard to socialize, ranging from a very full class/work schedule to various neurodivergences to the majority white attendance at many campus activities to the fact that many of these students spent some formative years in quarantine.
but man, it's hard when students talk about feeling hated and unwanted by a club because no one there talks to them, only to drop that they never even try to initiate any conversation themselves. or when a student complains that they're not making any friends on campus, but when asked where they're going to meet people outside of class they seem confused and say they hardly leave their dorm for anything but class. we're currently administering an anonymous survey to assess student satisfaction with our programs, and one person wrote that they'd like to attend more of our events but don't because they don't know anyone there and don't know what the vibe will be. the solution to both of those problems feels very obvious, to me, and it's frustrating to see mild uncertainty be such a hurdle.
especially given that, again, these are queer young people, who a.) have a lot of reasons to despair right now and b.) have a lot of awful online spaces they could be spending time in instead of touching grass, it's a fucking bummer to see them so wary of hanging out in physical space with real people.
A skill i've been working to get better at when I go to conferences and conventions is to basically approach tables of interesting looking people and going "May I join you?" and listening to their conversation and joining in
And it is a skill! You are approaching strangers, you are making a bid for connection and interaction that may end in rejection, or just not clicking fully, or anything similar, and that can be scary!
But I think a problem that a lot of younger people have in how harshly regimented many schools and then colleges are, and ditto how little free time they're likely to have outside of their workplace and commute, made worse by isolated housing and lack of free or even affordable third spaces
Is that there's very little development of the skill of seeking out the people who look interesting or otherwise compatible with yourself, approaching them, and beginning the process of connecting with them
People are very used to only making new friends and connections when circumstances, and especially an authority, force them into proximity with one another
Esp in a surveillance state where there's anxieties about meeting new people in case they're bad or incompatible with your beliefs, sometimes people only want to connect with new people when they can scope them out on socials first, and that only adds to this anxiety of meeting people as a social skill!
tbh if i was chilling at a table talking with my friends and some rando walked up and said "may i join you?" i would be offended and creeped out
i do empathize with and agree with a lot of OP here but at the same time so much of that post and especially the reblog are placing all the onus on the lonely people. all the work of seeking out connection is being placed at the feet of the people with the least social power and wherewithal. why should that be how it works
if there's a cool group of people talking, i'm never going to walk up and bother them. they're the ones with a solid social footing and comfortable position, they're the ones who can afford to invite me in to what they're doing if they want to.
if i'm new at college and I go to a club meeting, it's not my job as the newcomer to start conversations! I've got no social capital, if I try to start conversations I'm being intrusive and rude! It's their club and I'm some rando who wandered in! If I'm the newcomer it's their job to be welcoming if they want new people. I should be humble and wait, and they should be inviting me in and making me part of what's going on.
all of this follows from the basic fact that our society is structured to reward pushiness and arrogance, and expects people to "assert themselves" and "put themselves out there" and look after their own interests. that's what we admire and that's what we expect, and even OP, firmly goodhearted and wanting to help these people, is seeing it as a failure on their parts that they're not pushy and rude enough to make friends. that's just a bad way to structure a society! the work of fixing loneliness should be done by people who aren't lonely; they're the ones with the power to do so.
okay. so. in the space of this answer you have both indicated that a.) you think the impetus of social inclusion should be on people who already have an existing social footing and also b.) if you were in a position of being the person with an existing social connection and the opportunity to make space and welcome others in you would find them offensive and creepy.
so I'm not really sure what you want me to take from that.
I had a comfortable social position, then I would absolutely be using it to invite in other people who didn't have that. If you see an acquaintance (someone who's just joined the club you're in, for instance) standing around awkward and lonely, you throw them a line, you make them part of the conversation.
If on the other hand they didn't wait to be invited but instead invited themselves, if a total stranger didn't just make themselves available but instead started acting like we were already friends, that is what I would find offensive and creepy.
you do understand that we're talking about social events where the explicit purpose is for people to be making new connections and introducing themselves to each other, yes?
β¦ Iβm beginning to see the problem youβre talking about OP. Also Iβm taking bets on how long it is before this post results in the Ben Affleck smoke break photo.
yeah it's really ended up illustrating its own point in the worst way huh. really makes me feel like a certain Oscar-winning Bostonian.
Vaccines work. RFK Jr is malware.
COVID vaccine saved millions of lives and saved our hospitals from imploding.
Antivaxxers are as deranged as MAGAs. I suspect there is significant if not complete overlap between the two groups.
Batman has a really ineffective mask during these unprecedented times

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crazy that there are still covid deniers around. buddy yall literally won we stopped social distancing and most people dont care about your vaccine status anymore. do you think the governments of the world did all that for fun or something. limp fart of a conspiracy theory.........