Q1
4 results
looking into the 1918 pandemic there was no significant psychological, societal change afterwards
this pandemic has offered a global increased awareness of the challenges of infectious diseases
the most significant change could come from this pandemic, is preparation for the next pandemic
this could be a practice run to get us working together on other global problems
Q2
6 results
the best we can do is embrace change and learn how we can make best use of this change
it’s important not to forget the lessons, to imprint on our minds things we’re thinking about now
assume that there’s a chance something like this could happen again, and we want to ward it off
critically thinking and learning from mistakes made will help us prepare for future challenges
we will need to remember these experiences to benefit from the challenges of this pandemic
the big challenge is to take new habits that we discovered to be adaptive and make them permanent
Q5
5 results
we have survived and progressed through past pandemics and can do so again
history from past pandemics suggests that impatience is one of the main causes of additional waves
past pandemics of plague and cholera are history now and the same thing will happen with COVID-19
this pandemic is just an overture for the real challenge we as a species face
accurate historical knowledge of how pandemics have ended in the past is important
