With truth becoming seemingly subjective, maybe compassion is our only option, writes Marina Gomberg.
and the growing grief of millions who have lost those they love, paints a more detailed and much less rose-colored picture of our reality.For as advanced as we humans have become, we still have a limited capacity to control biology, which makes any wily virus a threat to our prosperity. We share our planet with gazillions of other beings, all hoping to thrive and reproduce — some at our expense. It is part of the human condition here on Mama Earth.
Part of me wants to scream at the people who have twisted the truth into seeming like employing caution was a degradation of our freedoms. Like, really loudly maybe with some spit flying for emphasis . , some readers suggested I move from Utah and closer to the heart of my safety cult, others suggested I never leave my home since my immunocompromised status is not their problem, and someone suggested I wear a muzzle instead of a mask .I have had genuine concerns about our collective health and want everyone to share the burden, but I’m not sure I’ve offered the same understanding in return.
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