What’s your vision for the world after coronavirus?
The coronavirus pandemic raised a lot of questions to many of us, to almost any sensible human being. How could we live in a situation like that? Is the pandemic going to harm our employment and job prospects? What to do while being in lockdown? How could we prevent ourselves from getting infected? What is the price of life? After all, is it worth living? Why am I living at all? In this essay, I would attempt to answer some of these existential questions concerning the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. I would base my answers and interpretations on the experiences of people from the past who did their best to cope and to stay sane while being put in similar life-threatening situations.
“Every colour has a meaning”
Fa Rukh is a rare type of man. Pakistan born and bred, forensic dentistry major, and abandoned by his family when he came out as gay. If you took those three facts and tried to imagine a person, you would probably conjure up the image of a man that’s pessimistic and...
SNP Party Conference, Last day
Making hope possible, that is the difference between our party and Westminster”-says an emboldened Nicola Sturgeon