COVID-19 pandemic is affecting many people over the world, making no distintion on social classes and changing at least temporarily different ways of life and human relations. Do you think the COVID-19 pandemic is going to change our cultural behavior as did the great wars and some big revolutions?
Merci cher Jorge Arigony-Neto, pour votre belle question.
Le covid-19 a déjà changé beaucoup de notre comportement culturel. Bien qu’au niveau général, on se soucie du bien de l’ensemble, chacun est plus préoccupé de sauver sa vie, ce qui entraîne un certain renfermement sur soi. L’échelle des valeurs en a pris un coup. Le pire dans cette tragédie est que le covid-19 est aussi instrumentalisé, et l’envergure des conséquences peut être imprévisible. Mais la pandémie comporte beaucoup de leçons à tirer : la solidarité universelle, qu’elle soit volontaire ou involontaire, émerge davantage dans la conscience collective. La science et la technologie ont montré leurs faiblesses et insuffisances.
Encore merci, cher Jorge Arigony-Neto, cher pour la question.
Au plaisir de vous lire,
Samson depuis Trèves
Yes, I believe that, and in particular social isolation will affect cultural behavior in the future, and in a large way, especially for children, as the human being is social by nature and this isolation and distance education may have a bad future and psychological effects on the next generation. In addition to the psychological effects on adults, especially social people by their nature ... On the other hand, I think that dealing with the consequences of the epidemic after its end may be more difficult than dealing with it because frankly what is behind it and will have negative effects on various levels is not negligible.
With regard to the Pakistani culture, on a scale of 1 to 10, maybe 4. But, in the western culture, maybe 8. In this regard I agree with what Samson Takpe has mentioned.