The ultimate goal was the same, yet the means were as divergent as a carriage heading south when the driver intended to go north, resulting in a head-to-head confrontation.
What should have been a collaborative effort turned into a spectacular tug-of-war competition.
At such times, acting foolishly seemed to be the only choice.
Applying the words of a certain important figure: "Disinfectant can kill the virus in one minute, so if we want to quickly kill the virus, maybe we could drink the disinfectant or inject it into our body..."
This statement might sound ridiculous, and anyone with a basic education knows how ludicrous it is.
It's even hard to believe that such words could have been spoken on television by a prominent personage.
But if one were to take it seriously, one would find that the statement does indeed have an effect—since if people are gone, does it matter whether the virus that relies on the human body for survival lives or dies?
