I'm getting bloody sick of the constant fearmongering.
Stock up! Be afraid! The internet's going down! Society's going to collapse! Quick, panic before it's too late!
Give it a bloody rest.
You know what? The world existed long before the internet. Water still came out of the taps, food still arrived at the shops, and people somehow managed to survive without being connected to a screen 24 hours a day.
Yes, things can go wrong. Yes, being prepared is sensible. But there's a big difference between being prepared and being constantly terrified of the next imaginary apocalypse.
Every bloody week there's another catastrophe supposedly just around the corner, and there's always someone desperate to convince you the sky is falling.
At some point, you've got to ask yourself: are these people actually trying to inform you, or are they just keeping you frightened enough to keep listening?
I'm all for being informed. I'm not interested in being manipulated by fear.
Stay sceptical. Think for yourself. And for God's sake, stop letting the panic merchants do your thinking for you.
@mysticgypsy311 Why is anyone giving Paralyzed Testicle the time of day? Why are people continuing to make him relevant? It's like listening to a pickled jar talk.
Dry eyes, sore throat, congestion, cough.
Instead of automatically blaming an invisible βvirusβ for respiratory symptoms, look at the very visible air pollution associated with these same symptoms.
Why assume a "virus" without questioning other potential explanations?