21 پاسخ به “چگونه همه گیرها جامعه را تغییر می دهند – Wisecrack Edition”

1. Can you do a critique on Jojo rabbit, please?

2. I think this epidemic will teach all of us better higene habits. And also will shape architectural design of hangles and surfaces that people touch.

3. Hey Jared! Watch this..

   https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MY8Nfzcn1qQ

4. fuck chile man we have to pay private industries for water and we're still paying for the construction and maintenance of the road
   Chupalo piñera

5. We got more focus on internet speed and stability if nothing els :O

6. When everyone can be tested there is no need to track. The sick will be fewer and fewer as just they stay home and everyone healthy works and travels

7. Hi. I love your videos. At times they help keep me sane considering they make a lot of sense, and are relevant. Other times, they are a happy distraction. Just wanted to point out though that in this video, where you talk about the revolution in India, the supporting visual is of people standing with a Pakistani Flag. I'm not sure if that was deliberate. If it was, I'd love to know why you did that?

8. Covid is this universes version of the Thanos snap

9. While we are sequestered home, our government is doing away with pollution laws, increasing fracking, planning for war in Iran and invasion of Venezuela to keep the MIC in business, giving trillions away to wealthy businesses while small businesses go under, former workers face starvation and evictions and lost what little health care they had through former employers (usually small businesses). The promised pittance in the form of "stimulus money" may never arrive and unemployment checks are a long way off. "Essential workers" have little to nothing in the way of protection and health care workers fare little better. Testing is a drop in the bucket so going back to business as usual is a scary option. If this doesn't make Americans angry as hell, I don't know what will.

10. Im going to start wearing a plague mask when I go out… lol freak people out… some pandemic fun. 😛

11. The interesting thing that happened with the killing of pets, was it backfired, badly. Small dogs and cats were rat catchers. The minute they were gone it made the plague way worse.

12. And the modern 2-party toadies of the USA took up their Google when they started hearing about covid and couldn't contain their erection about how much power they could wield. It's like they just erased the entire 200+ years of progress that IS American liberty. And that, my friends, is why we have the 2nd amendment. Knowing what most do not about Italy, I think it's fair to say that the Plague was a key contributors to their padrone system, which has kept that country lagging behind in terms of organized crime in the south, government corruption, and pretty much what is the poster-child of the social democratic wellfare state… and it's many many flaws. If we do not get the kind of enforcement of the US Constition by the federal judiciary that is necessary as this goes from "emergency" to "new normal", then we will need to start talking about the founding fathers' "plan B". Probably along the lines of what happened with the former USSR.

13. Shoutout to this man's barber that's watching now..

14. 13:10 I need clarification! Is he saying that colonists giving diseased blankets to the people indigenous to American land was a positive thing?! "Thwarting uprising"?!?! Dafuq!

15. Lol, I've been fighting a mold infestation in my friends house and brain for more than a year, they've been fighting it for more than 5, so we have been locked in a house for longer than we should have been for much longer than this pandemic and now that this pandemic is happening we have the resources we need to survive, so i guess my life has been "turned upside down", however it was upside down to begin with, sorry people are dying but now i can eat while i hallucinate that the walls keep me here instead of starving to death while they do.

16. Too bad you didn't mention the little ice age that lead to crop failures that lead to the famine. since the question becomes 'is disease a function of nutrient deficiency'? At the moment we don't have such massive crop failures, but is store bought food an exceptional nutrient source? coupled with the increase of toxicity by orders of magnitude, is a plague a wonder? Not that there is any evidence that covid 19 is even worse than the flu! but lets see.

17. society values the least in terms of pay. If we as a society survive this collective cognitive dissonance, then there might be more wrong with us than I thought.

18. Perhaps in the past, pandemics might have. But I disagree completely that it will change things today after the pandemic ends. It won't change anything in the political landscape. I'm almost positive that President Trump will be reelected as will the Republicans get the senate and the Democrats the house. It won't change our social norms, people will go back to handshaking, high fiving and hugging after the vaccine is administered. It won't change businesses as much as you'd think because new ones will take the place of the one that collapses. Stores will go back to having toilet paper and lysol wipes. Basically the only thing that will change is perhaps the science in which we may approach future pandemics and perhaps people mourning their 89 year old dear aunt Sally that died of COVID-19, but thats about it. Basically this won't change the world like the past pandemics, this is simply a technical difficulty and we are on stand by till our regular secluded program of Life comes back on.

19. Hello Jared, WIsecrack here

20. It would be great if some of the bibliographical research you did, was mentioned as well. In this case Foucault's books and essays.

21. "Fear and misinformation led people to do burn cell towers."
    Looks like that's how we will be remembered.

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