It’s February 2021 and we’re all still busy with our nasal passages in the COVID-19 pandemic, but during this season’s premiere of Last week tonight, John Oliver looks at us following pandemic. In other words, “If you want to see a British person do something warm or interesting, go and see Bridgerton, ”He warns. ‘A lot of fuss in blankets on the program. No matter how much you expect … there are significanty more. ”
As the late-night host noted, outbreaks of infectious diseases since 1980 from SARS to Ebola to Zika have seen a significant increase, and given how flat-footed the coronavirus caught most of us at the end of 2019, we need to do it ourselves a solid and actually learn from this experience. However, it does not really sound like us. “Unfortunately, the chances are high that, after all this is over, we will finally treat the coronavirus on Thanksgiving like a bad shot,” Oliver predicts. “That is, to wait patiently until it disappears so that we can never talk about it again, and jointly pretend that it did not kill Grandma.”
Where will the next pandemic come from? Man’s damage to the earth’s ecosystems through deforestation and other soil changes seems to be the most likely culprit, the Last week night host explained. And this is not to mention the global exotic pet trade, factory farming and of course Nintendo’s Animal transition.
‘You honestly still think it’s a good idea to live nearby with a raccoon, an owl, a gorilla, a tiger, a sheep, a koala, an octopus, a hamster, a penguin, a rhino and a chicken named Goose? ”he demands. ‘Everyone traveled there from different parts of the world? This is not an island paradise. It is a disease that Chernobyl is waiting to happen. Shut the shit off! ”
Conclude Oliver, our best choice is to remember and actually apply the lessons of 2020, and plan to invest a lot of money in practical solutions. If at all possible, please do not inhale guano. This is just a recipe for disaster.