i dont know how this feeling but i often sit at night in my room, just thinking as time passes by, nothing has changed in my life. it's as if time is moving out of hand.
>>102131
Blame lundian parents and there "mera beta engineer banega" every one wants a cushy job while not even fit for it, so many people who are way beyond poverty line can make a nice nunber of construction workers
>>102131
I wish our population was reduced to such a degree that blue collar jobs would be decently paid like australia and US. Even in rich "High IQ" countries, there is a sizable chunk of the population that simply cannot really do a desk job, engineering or medicine or law. I think they should work in the trades and have a decent income.
>>102157
There is no functional or realistic way to handle such a huge population, and ha e everyone employed, covid was a gift, it was healing the world and it should come back
>>102160
>covid was a gift
It was a nothingburger tbh. Hardly anyone died (officially 7 million, but estimates say 18 million to 30 mil, nothingburger in the grand scheme of things). Sanjay would have fixed it, he tried.
>>102166
I know a 11 saal ki bachi who died in 4 hours due to second wave. She was alright she started having symptoms idk exactly what happened next but she died suddenly. Her mother wasca widow as well and badi beti did bhaag ke shaadi
>>102171
Was she immunocompromised? My memory of covid is rather hazy, I seem to have blocked out a lot of it; it is kinda fugue-esque in my head. I remember 2nd wave was more brutal for some reason.
