00:00Sinipa virus can spread from animals to humans and currently has no vaccine or proven treatment.
00:05We talk of the virus as the problem. In fact, if you go to the social media
00:13to get a hang of how we are looking at the whole thing in a cultural way,
00:18you often find the virus being depicted as a demon or a horned monster or something, right?
00:26That's how we are trying to portray the virus. But is the virus to be blamed?
00:33Did the virus conspire to come and affect and kill humanity?
00:41Or did we go and force the virus to come to us?
00:47In a lighter mean, even the virus must be in a state of shock right now.
00:54The virus was gladly living where it was, where it must be, in the lap of the jungles.
01:03But when we go to the jungle, we destroy the jungle.
01:07We want to just eat and consume anything that we can lay our hands on.
01:15And so we have forced the virus to come to us.
01:18And now it is the nature of the virus to mutate and travel and propagate itself and infect as many
01:25as possible.
01:26The virus is doing what the virus must. We are not doing what we must. The virus is almost a
01:33chemical, you see.
01:35What we are saying is, oh, the chemical is to be blamed. Seriously?
01:38So because our entire world view is flawed, because the very philosophy that forms the foundation
01:52of our civilization and our existence is flawed, therefore we keep getting such episodic shocks from time to time.
02:05We'll see you soon
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