1)?
I’m being assigned new work in my job. The kind of work that I’ve never done before. This requires me to learn from zero and start like a newbie.
It kind of tickles my sense of curiosity and gives me the thrill of the unknown. Also, this makes me wonder how it is like to be like a baby where he/she is encountering a new thing or situation almost on a daily basis.
Curiosity to know the unknown is what makes a human beings the greatest species in this planet. The greatest of minds are always just that, more curious to know than others. That’s why they may falter more than others but the chances of them getting to know or discover newer things are also higher.
Remaining curious is what puts more life into our being.
2)?
As things are becoming more and more normal, there’s a report that says that the virus is spreading more but becoming less deadlier.
Now, in my layman like opinion, I believe this is because of the virus getting too many options as hosts. It is jumping onto different hosts at a rapid pace leaving lesser impact and mutating faster.
Another reason can be that this quicker spread ratio is also preparing the human bodies to fight it harder at a conscious level. The bodies are naturally more alert.
I believe, in another six months to a year, with or without vaccinations, the virus may have very less impact or may even fizzle out.
Om Shanti..?