Covid19 - Will this change the way we participate in our ecosystem???

This for those of you who didn't see this post on steem...

For sure this is a sad time for many of us, we are faced with losing quite a lot of people we know and care for. By now most of us know someone who has contracted the disease... There has been talk about a 6th extinction in the last few years, but I don't think covid19 is it.

Hopefully, we'll take this as a clear message from mother nature, to stop fucking around!

Once we get over the hill on this, I really hope people will change their ways. We are supposed to participate with our ecosystem, not destroy it... it is our home! Not only have we been creating so much pollution which hurts this ecosystem, in many forms, but we have been putting too much pressure on our own species. I've said it before, but here it is again:

Our quest for survival has surpassed us, we've created such abundance in food and medicine that our lifespan is now working against us. We are so many humans left untouched by natural selection that we will be killing the species.

Yeah it may be a little grim and too dark for some people but it is reality. We've created such an imbalance in the world that is must naturally re-balance itself at some point. And here we are today with perhaps an act from pacha mama to shake things up and re-create balance again.

On that note, I hope you're well and that it blows over soon. Most importantly, I hope we will be challenged to see the world we are a part of, in more of a symbiosis kind of way...