Coronavirus shows us how it is convenient for humanity to develop swarm intelligence.

When everything will end, we will learn to taste the important things and to focus ourselves on common well-being, on social and environmental issues that will be more perceived than before.
It is a possible hypothesis and it would be nice that everyone, starting from the national states, up to each one of us, would commit to making it come true.
Only in this way this tragic event, that has kept the world stuck for who knows how long, will constitute the spark that will save us.
China and Italy have seen a sharp reduction in smog and in Venice canals water has returned transparent.
The danger lies in thinking that this time period is considered only a parenthesis and that many people want to hurry back to the past, waiting for the next pandemic.
Therefore the world is at a turning point, we will see what the real behaviors will be.
The problem is the necessary actions are global, that is why it is highly complicated.
Nobody seems to realize that besides being Italian, Chinese, English, Koreans, etc. the Coronavirus suddenly made us all terrestrial and that, in addition to the recurring pandemics, we have at least 4 other important problems that could only be solved globally:
- 1 - nuclear power
- 2 - climate change
- 3 - cybersecurity
- 4 - artificial intelligence
Faced with these challenges requiring mandatory decisional and applicable unanimity, to this day the most evident reaction is exactly in the opposite direction still, everyone in an attempt to close in his own yard, be it a city, a region, a nation or continent.
This pandemic has been a clear signal of what could happen if the world will continue to remain disunited and, as a matter of fact, every state acts alone.
The hope is that after the Coronavirus experience, people of the earth will develop their own swarm intelligence, internalizing the need for a change of course, and they encourage the states that they are still lagging behind on this issue.
As bees, termites, flocks of birds, herds of mammals facing danger, we as humans should have as well a collective defensive intelligence to manage and not suffer from the complexities and threats of today's world. No one can predict how much time we have left to do it.