Coronavirus Quote Quotes

“No one is alone in self isolation because the entire world is there with you.”
― Ken Poirot

“It's extraordinary how many people have a postviral syndrome that's very strikingly similar to myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome.”
― Anthony Fauci

“The world will somehow manage to get rid of the coronavirus, most probably with extraordinary death tolls. But then guess what happens? The world will go back to its routine stupidities, namely the wars, supporting the dictators, voting for stupid politicians, destroying the forests, killing earth's climate etc.!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“The coronavirus has revealed a very important fact: There are 206 countries in the world, but there are only a few first-class countries that are very successful in protecting their citizens against the virus, that behaved early and swiftly! And the remaining so-called states should be called tribes instead of the state!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Thousands and thousands are dying due to coronavirus and yet when this thing is over the humanity will declare a victory! What victory? Fools! There is no victory for the dead people! And when it comes to the living people, everyone should have a deep sadness in their soul, not a brag of victory!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“For those who have been dealing with ME/CFS as a disease over time, social distancing with avoidance of infections has been a way of life. If anything, seeing the rest of the world trying to understand how to effectively achieve this way of life has been a déjà vu because for many, this has been a way of life since their diagnosis.”
― Ronald Tompkins

“The coronavirus showed us the following fact: If the money spent on churches, temples, mosques, the arms industry and so on was spent on medical science and hospitals, humanity would be in a much safer world!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“People whistle or sing while passing near a cemetery in the darkness! The same thing is happening now: The fear of coronavirus pushes people to give morale to themselves!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“On one side there are cowardly prime ministers, presidents, queens, kings who lock themselves in their castles, palaces and rooms! On the other hand, there are honourable statesmen who visit hospitals after taking necessary personal precautions! Honourable politician is the person who is at the front of the front in times of great crisis like corona pandemic!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“We see in the cartoons, a huge signboard hangs over the world: Sorry, we are closed! The point here is this: When the world is reopened, will there be a smarter world with its coronavirus experience?”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“If the world returns to its order before the coronavirus epidemic, the world will once again prove to be very stupid! The coronavirus outbreak is an opportunity! An opportunity for what? It is an opportunity to destroy the arms industry; it is an opportunity make peace with nature, to get rid of stupid ambitions, for a new world order primarily focused on health, art and science; it is an opportunity to be a humanity with human values!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“The most important thing that the coronavirus teaches humanity is this: Let's not exaggerate the level that our civilization has reached! It is a great arrogance to see ourselves so great! And here is a little virus reminded us of this!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“The coronavirus pandemic will show us something embarrassing that we have known for centuries in human history: The dead will be forgotten quickly, and those who live will just start celebrations because they will live only a little longer!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“The coronavirus caused countless damages to the world, but it also created some benefits: The world is now a more mysterious, more enigmatic place with all those masked people! As if the faces disappeared, only eyes remained! As if the tongues have disappeared, only the eyes speak telepathically! We, the people of the Earth, became an Alien on Earth!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“A recommendation for those who stay at home and read books due to coronavirus epidemic: In these historical days we are going through, read virus history books, supervolcano eruption books or asteroid impact books instead of romance novels, travel novels, etc.! Increases in the awareness about the dangers of the universe is a very important achievement for the future of humanity!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Religious people often talk about the perfectly created human body! What a great bullshit and what a great fallacy! And such perfection is now almost looking for a rat hole to hide from a small virus called corona!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Is coronavirus a divine punishment for humanity? Nonsense! So what is this? What are you? You're just a creature trying to exist! And the virus is also a creature trying to exist! All this is just about trying to survive! There is nothing divine here, nothing devilish here!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“People who maintain their calm in times of global or local chaos are the most effective antidote against the poison of the chaos!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Arrogant humanity always thinks that among all living beings only humans can write a sensational story in the world! But here's a nano organism called coronavirus - just like other microorganisms of the past - proved the opposite of this!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“A wave of chronically ill and slow-healing survivors is an inevitability we can and must prepare ourselves for.

Darkness and confusion have characterized much of the past month, and certainly define the experience of being sick with coronavirus — I can tell you that firsthand. Let’s not let misinformation and isolation define how we heal.”
― Fiona Lowenstein

“In times of this corona pandemic, people often ask when the world will return to its normal days! Don't wait for normal days! Assume that abnormal days are normal days! Today's abnormal normal is now our new normal! The world may not return to its old days; the smart person is the person who adapts to the changing world! All days are normal as long as you adjust yourself to the changes no matter how dramatic these changes are!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan