I am wondering about the 'importance for change' of the earthquake in China. China has already had two massive disasters this year, the 'forgotten' blizzards that destroyed large parts of Southwest China ... and the earthquake.
The Olympic Games are fast approaching as a third big media event. Who knows what else will happen.
While the earthquake was massive, and tragic, and deserves a lot of study, I wonder why people have forgotten the blizzards so fast, given that they were on TV/ discussed online for weeks in January/February as well...
Will the earthquake also be 'forgotten' by the time the media and the internet go crazy about the Olympics?
I am wondering about the 'importance for change' of the earthquake in China. China has already had two massive disasters this year, the 'forgotten' blizzards that destroyed large parts of Southwest China ... and the earthquake.
The Olympic Games are fast approaching as a third big media event. Who knows what else will happen.
While the earthquake was massive, and tragic, and deserves a lot of study, I wonder why people have forgotten the blizzards so fast, given that they were on TV/ discussed online for weeks in January/February as well...
Will the earthquake also be 'forgotten' by the time the media and the internet go crazy about the Olympics?
I just don't know... but I do wonder...