Quote from: Marvell1 on Today at 04:01:54 AM

Quote from: Lida93 on August 30, 2024, 09:16:47 AM

The COVID-19 pandemic may not be the only pandemic that have hit the world but it's devastating effect did change many things and activities around the globe, the challenges it created are still felt, ranging from work engagement, social relations and the macro economy performance. A lot of persons that were layoff are still grappling with unemployment till date. The economy is not in any recovery neither are there signs to that effect rather what we're witnessing on daily basis is hikes in prices of goods and services and high insecurity challenges which weren't there before the COVID-19 wave.

To worsen the harsh conditions the emergence of the Ukrain-Russia war, and other conflicts in the Middle East all these indexes put together can we really say things are getting better, life's standard is improving. Because from what it is an estimation of above two-thirds of the world population are finding it hard to survive the hard times. How many persons can actually afford a world class health care?

Just because we are the ones witnessing and experiencing what the covid pandemic is causing, we feel it is so bad and terrible and this is the only bad thing we have ever experienced. But if you ask someone who has been through pandemics in the past or someone who has been through world wars or even revolutions to save their country from invaders. They will tell you that what is happening is insignificant and nothing compared to what they have been through before.

So it is not true to say that the world economy is getting worse. If we want to know whether the world is getting better or worse, let's ask people who have lived through different decades and stages of the world like our grandparents. Don't ask young people born and living in the modern world. We will have a clearer view of the world's development.

Regarding the past happenings and those of today's it is not a phenomenon that we have to debate about because it's actually what it is that things are rather getting worse today than it were back then.

Growing up as teens the good experiences about how less difficult life was isn't same as we have today. The post world war effects wasn't as severe as how the COVID-19 pandemic post effect on the economies of the world are facing. I have had time to commune with a few elderly persons and their stories about the past and today's world has always been that the world is getting worse by the day.

The only better and developmental difference is that in our present world technology has greatly improved but the global economy isn't getting a reflection of this development. Cost of living skyrocketing, increased in strange diseases and sicknesses and insecurity on a high level and a majority can't even feed fine. What can you say about that?