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Our lives… I just finished watching Interstellar, a movie that made me reflect on our existence and the world we live in. Two years ago, we thought sci-fi movies were just fiction, but now we’re living in a reality that’s starting to resemble those stories. The movie’s plot revolves around a virus that destroys crops, forcing people to grow their own food to survive. Meanwhile, NASA is working on sending humans to other planets, much like how Elon Musk’s SpaceX is pursuing space exploration.

Now, let’s talk about our real-life situation. While walking this evening, I started thinking about the Covid virus. Out of millions of viruses, one deadly virus emerged and spread globally. It’s astonishing how a tiny, invisible threat has left us feeling so helpless. We thought it would end soon, but it’s still evolving with new mutations.

Where is our world headed, despite all the great inventions? What’s next for us? Will we ever reunite with loved ones? Can we achieve our goals? Is money more important than life? These questions weigh heavily on us.

A thought crossed my mind: I was searching on Google and found something concerning. Even though people are getting vaccinated, Covid cases are still rising. Is this because the vaccine is not as effective as we thought, or is it due to people not taking enough precautions?

by Niyaz Kannanchery