Brief history of time: my edition

  Was an eventful day...for the second time in my life I went to Cooper hospital today to get my vaccine...the first time I went was when I injured myself during cricket as a kid...I reached the vaccination center...was in a queue for about ten minutes...then reached the seating area...separate zones for first dose and second dose folks...the guys kept the entry organized to the tee...when my turn arrived I was asked to meet the medical staff with my file for medicines for sugar and liver issues!...they looked through the list and sent me through to the vaccine area...less than three minutes later I had my vaccine...the attendant said I looked like someone who had already taken the vaccine :)  I assured her this was my first dose...once done I was requested to wait in the observation area...thirty minutes later I was on my way home...all in a days work...I have NEVER seen the government so organized on such a scale...there must have been at least hundreds of people lined up......

Of late i've been wondering...what happens when a lot of ships are in a small cramped up space...and something goes wrong...? The luck by chance fact that the sun moon and stars saved the day a.k.a. the high tide in the suez canal...else the ever given could have been forever unforgiven :) the tide in the south china seas are kinda similar...only here we have a ton of locked and loaded war machines waiting for a whisker of a contact to start something...i think its time the chinese realized that the whole world is suffering because of them and that all of us know of, if not having lost one of our own around us...i think it is time for a regime change in bad old chinese land...or one that gets some sense drilled into it...sooner or later the supplier of raw material in the african, european or south american areas are going to get an idea either of loss of resource or independence...and the market the free world has been pilfering (including your freedom) will be not available any m...