What did the covid pandemic taught you

Honestly? It taught me that I'm perfectly okay with isolating as I get to be more productive on my off-hours instead of going out and doing things.

Well definetly made me stop for a moment and think, that after all this technology and human "superiority" in world, one small virus, that we can't see with our eyes, is still able to make such a great impact on us.

To always protect you and be careful that in matter of second things can go sideways

that there's no place like 127.0.0.1... and that there's a limit on how many consecutive days i can eat pizzas

It has taught me that never leave your house no matter what, and how time is important.

That cabinfever is a real thing. The isolation and decreasing motivation sucks after a while

It taught me that avoiding people and being anti-social can actually pay off in the long run

That I can survive alone and that I'm okay being alone but that I still need people and social connection and that "family" > *

it thought me time and being calm throughout it all. I'm not an angry person but sometimes I can spiral