Spod
@spodtop1887.bsky.social
Meteorologist turned software engineer. Political geek. Diagnosed with ASD in my 50s. Looking to try and understand the world as it goes crazy, but finding it hard. Still masking and dealing with the after effects of a COVID infection from March 2020.
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Something important to remember is that for most people, things that happen in the world are not perceived as what they actually are.
For them, the COVID-19 pandemic "was" less about the actual dangers of the virus than it was just a scary time of restrictions, rules, confusion.
For them, the COVID-19 pandemic "was" less about the actual dangers of the virus than it was just a scary time of restrictions, rules, confusion.
December 13, 2024 at 8:16 AM
Something important to remember is that for most people, things that happen in the world are not perceived as what they actually are.
For them, the COVID-19 pandemic "was" less about the actual dangers of the virus than it was just a scary time of restrictions, rules, confusion.
For them, the COVID-19 pandemic "was" less about the actual dangers of the virus than it was just a scary time of restrictions, rules, confusion.