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Coronavirus Just Proved the Economic & Societal Impact of Bio-Warfare

Author : Emil Anton

The world took a knee in front of this virus! What happens when the next one shows up?!


For the first time in modern history, we’re seeing just how quickly society can be brought to its knees, this time without swords, without guns or nuclear missiles.

As of making this video it’s hard to calculate the exact amount of economic loss that is being occurred right now, because the number is quickly accelerating. Oxford economics put the loss of output alone at around 1.1 trillion dollars, that’s the number of money we stopped generating since the pandemic went in full swing.

Let’s look at the us for example: as of February 2018, the entire US stock market was valued at $30.1 trillion dollars.

In the last 45 days, the US stock market lost 35% of it’s value, with a safe to say 10 trillion dollars in losses.

Quick to spread viruses have vast economic impacts. They destabilize economies, cause death and put the world into chaos.

This time it happened to be an accident, hopefully, but every military in the world is getting a crash course on pandemics right now, opening a Pandora’s box of new weaponry. How can we stop a country like North Korea not to use any weapon at its disposal if it feel threatened?! Who is going to oversee that a terrorist group isn’t working on bio-warfare of its own?

The first confirmed case was on December 1st in Wuhan, China. As of making this video, it’s not even the end of March and the world is in full panic mode. It took less than 4 months to go from a single individual to an international threat (some might say, Threat Level Midnight!)

This is part 9 out of 15 about a discussion on the world in the context of the coronavirus pandemic.

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What you won’t find on my CV

Source: Michael Ogbaa’s LinkedIn page

The most tragic aspect of Steve Jobs life was the inadequate time he spent with his family. He regretted it before he died. I watched a video where Jack Ma confessed that not spending enough time with his family when he was busy building Alibaba ranks amongst his greatest regrets.

I may not come close to achieving what these exceptional world’s renowned corporate titans have accomplished but one thing is sure, I’ll never share their regrets. I spend enough time with my family. I’m an intentional dad. Being called a father is my highest earthly honour, not my academic or career exploits.

The joy and smiles you see in this picture will remain long after I’m retired. Today happens to be my 17th wedding anniversary.

Grateful me,

Michael Ogbaa

Inspirational, Spiritual Growth

Humanity’s Greatest Fear – Death!

Emmanuel V. Agyare

One of the things that have put mankind’s greatest minds in boxes is the fear that we’ll all die one day. I dare say that those who accomplish great things in this life are those who believe above death. It’s of a certainty that we’re all going to die one day but we shouldn’t let that thought dissuade us from accomplishing something great. We can only defeat death in death (dead to fear). In other words, people who have defeated the fear of death are the ones that are truly living. Change the status quo, challenge yourself, face your fears, be adventurous, be fearless, be curious because ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE!!!