Journal one

March 15th, 2020

So basically tomorrow is school. And I'm not annoyed. Like I said, school's closed.

I also found out that Monday and Tuesday and apparently reserved for the teachers to learn how to use the online learning tools. I know some teachers won't do that; some teachers already know how to use Canvas.

I should expect some homework because of this.

Yesterday, after March 14th's early entry, my mother forced us to watch two virus centered movies. One called Contagion, the other called The Flu. The Flu was a Korean-made movie. I fell asleep during part of it. It was way more violent than Contagion. Contagion was directed by Steven Soderberg, and was much less violent. Both were good. Contagion pretty much predicted novel coronavirus, the spread and all the events almost completely matched with today's events.

I watched Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden earlier today. I will day I am very much in the middle when it comes to my political view. Everyone knows Trump will likely be the republican to win, so now I want to watch the democratic side of things as well. Their points about coronavirus were interesting. Also climate change. Joe Biden's plan against climate change costs 1.4 trillion dollars. It's apparently a "fraction of Bernie Sanders' plan". I wonder how much his plan would cost then.

Speaking of candidates, I'm really pissed that Michael Bloomberg spent half a billion dollars on campaign ads, then just dropped out. I don't think he realized he could've fed every single impoverished person a meal for a day with that. Every single person recorded as impoverished by the UN. Or he could've funded basically every music producer's studio, not that that's more important than feeding the impoverished.

Again, I hope you all are all doing well. Please don't stick up on toilet paper. Let people who are actually running out of toilet paper have it. It's annoying.