Aravindism

As the vaccination rate is increasing  across the world, we see widespread relaxation of COVID-19 appropriate behavior leading to increased risk of new variants and transmission. In fact, people see such relaxation as an  incentive to get vaccinated . There is no doubt that vaccination plays a crucial role in the fight against the pandemic, but we need to understand that the vaccination against COVID-19 is aimed at achieving herd immunity. The transmission of a disease stops only after a certain percentage of the population has developed immunity against the disease, called the herd immunity threshold. This number varies from disease to disease. For example, the herd immunity threshold for measles is 95% and for polio, it is 80%. We still do not know this number for COVID-19. This means we have to aim at vaccinating the entire population of the world! To achieve this herd immunity against COVID-19, we need time. It takes several months to fully vaccinate the global population and unti

An inscription of Hieroglyphs in Louvre Museum For centuries, writing was not a common skill even among the aristocracy. However, in the 21st century, it is not uncommon for people to think that writing is not a great skill. After all, over 86 percent of the global population can write today , right? Well, there is always a subtle difference between ability and skill . Don’t look up the dictionaries, they aren’t really helpful! Let’s try to make sense in a different way. In a general sense, any mode of communication is just a tool to express your thoughts and feelings. So, whether you write, speak, draw, etc you just try to express what is on your mind without any regard for the outside world. However, when you are a writer, you do the opposite! As a writer, you think about the target audience and carefully choose your words to make sense, to attract people, or to put a notion inside people’s heads. You know why snipers are fascinating weapons! The difference between writers and those