Perhaps a few calendars before, mutations drew reference to the world of superheroes, Wolverine for me!
Here I am a few calendars later in denial labeling every new variant or mutation to be fake news. Only to be hammered with the truth a few hours later. Chocked into reality, woken up with a splash of cold water to be screamed at.
Does the unknown have to be this panic-inducing?
The world of panic is a myriad of echoing doubts that seems to quadruple the sounds of doubt drilling deep into the biceps of confidence and threatening to be awarded the trophy labeled “loser”
Does the unknown have to be this panic-inducing?
Perhaps, deep-rooted are our collective emotions in managing the flight or fight. Such deep roots, that they outrun an avalanche in triggering the alarm. The one with a blinding whistle, that paints the town bright red.
Does the unknown have to be this panic-inducing?
The last known of such was a dress rehearsal for an act before the gathered thespians. The underappreciated dress rehearsal came to our rescue. A rescue act in being able to get my panic meter ice wrapped to be able to hold my iris breathe longer.
The unknown as being known might be a call for a dress rehearsal. A scenario modeling, a dry run, a fire drill to get familiar in making the unknown, be known.
In the world of news that tumbles and twirls with emotions that we today call the pandemic, while the next season title is yet to be known is perhaps needing a dress rehearsal. The kind that is demanding, but keeping up makes it exhausting, but at last the ones we learn the ones we earn do bring about the beautiful evolution as we look back and realize every rehearsal has been growing us by an inch and a half.
It's time we evolve to be comfortable to rehearse now and redo the script as we act while the lights never dim.
COVID-19 has been a game of sorts, the kind that lets the audience decide the outcomes as it unfolds. Such mental girth needs the support of mighty and smart skills. Those of which automation and intelligent assistants bring along.
BCM next can help but win in helping you jump through heaps of costumes, as the play goes on, thanks to its real-time simulations that help you know of the unknown a little bit better.
Often, we look through the foggy nights wondering if the stars could be the sun, knowing mighty well the answer lies a few hours away. Time, as it stands, shall never await, but may this calendar of 2022 be scribbled along with notes and scratches from our dress rehearsals, for our peace belongs to us.
Does the unknown have to be this panic-inducing?
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