Socialization

We were told years ago by social “scientists” that socialization is good for people, solitary confinement is a cruel form of punishment, that humans thrive in contact with other humans and their families, that babies and children get their socialization and cues for proper behavior from reading faces of their parents, teachers, friends, and other humans surrounding them. The Health Benefits of Socializing | Psychology Today

Now solitude, masks, arbitrary distance, and solitary self-confinement from irrational fear are the recommended norms by social “scientists” who care about our wellbeing and wish us to “stay healthy” behind closed doors and drawn curtains, alone.

And it appears that China's zero tolerance policy against Covid has driven them again to lockdown 25 million people in Shanghai, in their high-rise apartments with the main entrance padlocked from the outside. People are running out of food and medicine. Their cats, small dogs, and other pets are being bagged in plastic bags on the sidewalks, waiting to be cruelly euthanized.