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Humanity a zoo

Jenelle Jindal, MD

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Emily Dickinson

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Humanity a zoo
Caged at home
The animals dance
Free to roam

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Model
gemma4:31b-mlx
Scored
2026-10-01
Readings scored
125

Observation

Everything has turned on its head in such a short span of time due to #covid19. From our ability to do errands, to being able to meet friends in person, and to travel. And one of the greatest contrasts I see now is our relationship with nature. Because of the #coronavirus we cannot run free as much as we are used to. We are in our own zoos, at home, all across the world because of the virus. And the animals roam free. If that does not teach us humans humility, I don't know what will. Stay well everyone 🦌🌞

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