Yes, the whole and total politization of the virus produces paranoia. It kills the economy, not the virus and comes with a high psychological cost, concerning the cohesion of human societies. We can only communicate with biological complexity (e.g. by altering our life-style), but never control it. The global synchronization of (many inefficient) 'medical' measures adds to the mass paranoia, and one asks rightly: Who is 'creating' all this irrationality??? Is it really possible to catch a mosquito with a fishing net?

Yes, the whole and total politization of the virus produces paranoia. It kills the economy, not the virus and comes with a high psychological cost, concerning the cohesion of human societies. We can only communicate with biological complexity (e.g. by altering our life-style), but never control it. The global synchronization of (many inefficient) 'medical' measures adds to the mass paranoia, and one asks rightly: Who is 'creating' all this irrationality??? Is it really possible to catch a mosquito with a fishing net?

hopefully not.

Stephen I. Ternyik

Dear Professor,

Thank you for your contribution in this discussion. It was great to see the way you summed up everything in one sentence - "Is it really possible to catch a mosquito with a fishing net?"

Thank you.

Best regards,

Anamitra.

Felix Holl

Dear Professor,

Thank you for your contribution. I am also hoping that we do not produce a nervous generation.

Best regards,

Anamitra.

No, I cant for see that

Adeyemi Oluwole

Dear Professor,

Thank you for your contribution. I am happy to see you so optimistic.

Best regards,

Anamitra.

I think yes.

Isam Alkhalifawi

Dear Professor,

Thank you for your contribution.

Best regards,

Anamitra.

yes.

There are several studies in the literature that have reported that Covid-19 attacks the nervous system of individuals, causing anxiety and depression. So it’s true that Covid-19 is responsible for the uncertainty that is making generations nervous. Thank you.

Hermann Gruenwald

Dear Professor,

Thank you for your contribution. I agree with you. The pandemic is the result of our nervous handling of the situation.

Best regards,

Anamitra.

Hermann Gruenwald

Dear Professor,

Very well said. I loved the way you used the word "hide".

Thank you.

Best regards,

Anamitra.

Nusrat Jahan Sathi

Dear Professor,

Thank you very much for your contribution.

I agree with you. This virus attacks the nervous system. So we are going to produce a nervous generation.

Best regards,

Anamitra Roy.

Gaber El-Saber Batiha

Dear Professor,

Thank you for your contribution. I am sorry for my late response to your contribution because I was going through the article that you sent me. It was wonderful and information providing.

Thank you.

Best regards,

Anamitra.

It is quite probable, unfortunately, that it does ... and, this, due to the interaction of several causes: 1- Covid-19 generates -as neurotrophic it is- neurological disorders, many of them associated with pathological anxiety; 2- Many patients who have suffered from Covid, have suffered it in their relatives or, even, have suffered the death of loved ones, not infrequently without being able to say goodbye to them, they are generating - or will - Posttraumatic Stress Disorder; 3- Health Personnel, Armed Forces, Police, Teachers, etc., who have struggled, are struggling or will have to deal with the pandemic, are also suffering and will suffer Over Stress, Anxiety and, in the same way, Burnout and Disorder Due to Post-Traumatic Stress, 4- In the general population, especially with hypochondriacal premorbid features and emotional lability, Generalized Anxiety Disorders, Obsessive-compulsive Disorders -p.ej. with the abusive use of hand washing with hydroalcohol- and phobias of all kinds, especially agarphobias and all this is modeling their young children, etc. 5- The economic crisis, job instability, unemployment, etc., the perceived psychosocial anomie and measures such as confinements also have a serious and serious cost in Mental Health ... all of this (and more things that are left in the inkwell) make this pandemic also Psychopathological

The pandemic definitely affected the psyche of society. Accurate statistics are not yet available, but the number of people suffering from neurosis and depression has increased. The number of suicides has also increased. I think the media is to blame, because they report dramatic stories and increase the fear of society.

Francisco Javier Gala

Dear Professor,

Thank you for your contribution. You have added a new dimension to this discussion by looking at it from various standpoints.

Best regards,

Anamitra.

Edyta Gheribi

Dear professor,

Thank you for your contribution. I totally agree with the way you have pointed out the problems of the psyche of the society.

Best regards,

Anamitra.

Thanks to you, dear Anamitra Roy

Yes ...of course at present most of peoples got nervious

M.K. Tripathi

Dear Professor,

Thank you for your contribution.

Best regards,

Anamitra.

Yes

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Gaber El-Saber Batiha

Dear Professor,

Thank you for your contribution.

Best regards,

Anamitra.

It's perfectly normal to worry and for your mood to be low in these circumstances. However, i'm not convinced that that will translate into massive increases in clinical anxiety and depression. The evidence to date, that has been based on good measures and appropriate sampling methods, seems to show that the population as a whole is quite resilient - this doesn't mean that the pandemic does not have an effect on mental health, rather that people in the general population can handle the effects without serious mental health problems arising.

Mark

I ever not seen such pandemic in my life, but I am not thinking so, we are going to produce a nervous generation, owing to the fact that human are highly adaptive entity in this cosmos.

Md. Abdur Razzak Choudhury

Dear Professor,

Thank you for your contribution. You have added a new dimension here by talking about the adaptive nature of human nature.

Best regards,

Anamitra.

Mark Shevlin

Dear professor,

Thank you for your contribution in this thread.

By writing about the resilience of the population, you have shifted my thoughts towards a new direction.

Best regards,

Anamitra.

Bertrand Marcelin Tchatat Djilo

Dear Professor,

Thank you for your contribution in this thread.

Best regards,

Anamitra.

The situation seems to be like that only God knows how brutal it will affect

Shoaeb Mohammad Syed

Professor,

Thank you for your contribution.

Best regards,

Anamitra.

From my perspective, when it was used the term social distancing, i disagreed with the term, and i said we should use physical distancing, the words convey meanings, and as a result it can affects our mind. i think we should be careful about the words we are using. indeed. without noticing to the human as a whole, we can anticipate more angry generations to come.

Mahmood Azadi

Dear Professor,

Thank you for your contribution. Its a great point that you have raised by saying that "social distancing" should be replaced by "physical distancing".

Best regards,

Anamitra.

G Srinivasarao

Dear Professor,

Thank you for your interest in this thread.

Best regards,

Anamitra.

Due to the SARS-CoV-2 (Covid-19) coronavirus pandemic, many people in home quarantine, working remotely, communicating via the Internet, etc. have limited social contacts. Children continue their education remotely via the Internet in the e-learning formula. The pandemic has caused a health, social and economic crisis. Many people fear losing their jobs. Many stressful situations arise. The pandemic caused additional stress, depression, anxiety, and other negative mental states. Mental health is essential.

Regards,

Dariusz Prokopowicz

Dariusz Prokopowicz

Dear Professor,

Thank you for your contribution in this discussion.

I went through your writing. You are absolutely right that this pandemic has caused a health, social and economic crisis. Although it does not have much relevance with the topic here, yet I am sharing this with you that this morning I was going through the newspapers. I saw an advertisement of a pre-school for toddlers where they wrote about online classes for toddlers. I was very surprised to see that toddlers will probably have to go through online classes. How that is possible was an immediate thought that came to my mind and then I told myself that right now that is the only thing possible. There is no doubt that this pandemic has caused havoc with the human civilization. As a result of that, we are probably creating a nervous generation. It is time that we start taking care of our mental health.

Best regards,

Anamitra.

The outbreak of COVID-19 could have adverse psychological consequences for younger generations.