Could globalization collapse again?/PARK HYE MIN(박혜민)

 

 CDC Threat Report: ‘We Will Soon Be in a Post-Antibiotic Era’ (2013) After reading , I came to think about what globalization will be like in the future.

 Even now, the Corona-19 is causing countless countries around the world to suffer, and the number of confirmed people seems to be growing out of control. This 2020 was hit economically by the Corona-19 and there were limitations in daily life, such as not being able to go abroad freely. 

 Even when I read the above report, it seems that it is no longer a war between nations, but a war against infectious diseases. In addition to Corona-19, there will be numerous other infectious diseases, which are in some ways associated with the survival laws of these diseases, and are believed to be a struggle for their survival in the future of the Earth where humans live. 

 With the advent of various variables in the future, the society we live in will experience other chaos, which could cause globalization to collapse again. However, even now, with the efforts of medical staff around the world to create the Corona-19 vaccine, we have looked for ways to overcome this together even if it is repeated in the future, so I think we will be able to find a fast-paced, stable society, and anticipate and prepare for risks.

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