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Demonstrating the Hegelian Dialectic Applied to Covid-19 Coronavirus Pandemic

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I don’t want to downplay the potential seriousness of the SARS-CoV-2 Covid-19 pandemic. It may be real and people are presumably dying from the infection.  There is presently no known cure. But, it’s also important to keep it in perspective.  At least 98 percent of those who catch COVID-19 make a full recovery. The pandemonium fear mongers are stoking is unbelievable. Covid madness has destroyed people’s ability to think critically. There are many examples of pandemics in the past that … Continue reading →

Are You Afraid of Coronavirus?

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The Power of Fear Those looking to take advantage of, and manipulate others, have long realized the power of fear.  When one is gripped by fear of a threat – real or imagined – their rational and higher cognitive capacities shut down, making them easily manipulable by anyone that promises safety from the threat. I personally know people that are so afraid of this coronavirus hoax they have isolated themselves and family members in their homes.  Some have not been … Continue reading →

COVID-19 and the Spirit of Fear

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The events of recent days are leaving many people fearful of what the future might bring.  When President Trump announced from the White House Rose Garden a declaration of national emergency, Americans found themselves thrust into new territory in an unprecedented time of change.  For many, their routine orderly lives were turned upside down, and they don’t quite know what to make of it.  For God hath not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, … Continue reading →