Hindsight’s 2020 – The great realization of COVID-19

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Hindsight’s 2020. It’s a play on words. It’s about COVID-19. And it will definitely get you thinking. This video is different.

Hindsight’s 2020 – New Corona Video

Most videos about Coronavirus are not so positive. They are about the disease and the death. They are about the confusion and the uncertainty of the way the disease works. The videos and articles are about the numbers of infected. Sometimes, we hope more often than not, they are about the numbers of those who have recovered.

There are also some feel-good videos that have been posted here and there. But this video is unique. After all, “Hindsight’s 2020.”

There are those who want to make the most out of every situation in life and try to find the good. There are those who like to remain positive despite the struggle. And that is what this video touches upon – the good that can potentially be seen during COVID-19.

Everyone Sees Things Differently

This video gives a unique perspective during this painful time. Everyone is experiencing the pandemic in different ways. It is tragic beyond words. Physically, emotionally, spiritually, financially – people are suffering in every area. And that is a lesson that can be taken from the Coronavirus outbreak and this video – everyone sees things differently in life. In this situation and in all situations. For some, COVID-19 barely affected them. Yes, they had to stay home. But they could still work from home. No one they knew died from the virus. And they enjoyed their family time. For others, they lost loved ones, they lost their jobs, and they could not handle being home all the time.

Everyone felt and feels something different during these unprecedented times. Some feel anger, some feel appreciation. Some feel both. No one is wrong, and no one is right. Each person’s feelings should be accepted and embraced by themselves and others.

Each person’s story is different. This video tells the story of one experience. It deserves to be recognized. But it is most definitely not the only experience. And that also must be recognized.