This is an example of the kind of over panicking the media capitalizes on for clicks: After the crisis, what kind of world do we want? Post-apocalyptic novels hold lessons — and warnings
https://www.cbc.ca/arts/after-the-cr...ings-1.5509721
"Society didn't prepare us for this. Politicians didn't prepare us for this. But as I've watched more and more uncertain people turning to movies like Steven Soderbergh's 2011 film Contagion, or TV shows like HBO's Westworld or Netflix's Kingdom, it has occurred to me that maybe art — particularly post-apocalyptic art — in some ways has prepared us for this."
Complete with pictures of zombie-land landscapes right out of Mad Max or post nuclear catastrophe movies. we've gone straight from pandemic to apocalypse
https://www.cbc.ca/arts/after-the-cr...ings-1.5509721
"Society didn't prepare us for this. Politicians didn't prepare us for this. But as I've watched more and more uncertain people turning to movies like Steven Soderbergh's 2011 film Contagion, or TV shows like HBO's Westworld or Netflix's Kingdom, it has occurred to me that maybe art — particularly post-apocalyptic art — in some ways has prepared us for this."
Complete with pictures of zombie-land landscapes right out of Mad Max or post nuclear catastrophe movies. we've gone straight from pandemic to apocalypse
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