EU nations should be fine, because most of the stimulus measures are being sponsored by the European Union (mainly with funding from richer nations such as Germany and France). And regarding countries such as Italy and Greece, they were in a bad economic condition even before the pandemic started and I don't expect that to change considerably in the near future. Austerity measures will be undertaken. There is no other choice.

Actually rather than getting contained, the pandemic is getting even worse. Yesterday I read a news article, that claimed that the new strain that was found in Brazil can infect even those who have been vaccinated against COVID 19. If this is true, then we will be in big trouble. Right now there are a lot of expectation from the vaccination program, and it is one of the reasons behind the recent dip in deaths reported from some of the countries, such as the United Kingdom and Israel.

European countries can afford multiple phases of lockdowns because the governments have enough cash at hand to compensate the workers and the businesses. But that is not the case in developed nations such as India and Pakistan. According to the Pew Research Center, the number of poor people increased by almost 100% in India, as a result of the pandemic in just 12 months of 2020-21.

Just tell him about "Bitcoin" and just tagging some reminders that profits arent guaranteed so there's a possibility of money.

Dont explain like he would really be making up some bucks so that she wont blame you if the market turns out to be bad.Just like on my case where my friends and colleagues ask out about crypto

since they've been seeing me with some progress in life in terms of financial.They didnt know on what are the challenges and hardships that i pass through before i able to reach this state.

Its never been an easy thing and they would surely experience it for sure.

Among the young people, the mortality rate from COVID 19 is very low (around 0.1% to 0.2%), and therefore they are quite careless as far as protective mechanisms are concerned. Even in my country, I have seen a lot of youngsters roaming around without face masks. But they need to remember that they are not immune to the virus. There have been deaths among the younger people as well (although in smaller numbers).

Already one year has passed and there is no end in sight for this pandemic. The vaccination program is also going forward at a very slow pace in most of the countries (with a few exceptions such as Israel, Seychelles and the United Kingdom). Some people (especially those in their teens and 20s) are losing their patience and going out despite the obvious risks. The problem is that these youngsters will get themselves infected and then pass on the virus to their elderly relatives. 

I would agree. At least as far as the COVID 19 pandemic is concerned, many of the organized religions had a negative impact on the containment efforts. From Brazil to Philippines, we are hearing stories about clerics asking their followers to ignore social distancing and refuse vaccination. Without these unnecessary interventions from the religious groups, the death toll from COVID 19 would have been much lower.

Religion doesn't exactly inspire people to be logical about things, in fact it's entirely built on suspending rationale thought and just believing in things whether or not they're true.  It's the perfect example of how not to behave when lives are on the line.  But I will say it's perfectly on brand for religious folks to get angry or even violently upset over someone else not believing what they believe.

Since it's not you who has made this picture, I strongly recommend you add the source.
It looks to be from Binance, I don't know if it's the website or the twitter or whatever.

...And get used to always post the source of whatever you copy from others.

You are underestimating BTC. I don't think it is losing popularity on the other hand I feel it is gaining popularity day by day even ordinary peoples also taking interest in Bitcoin. Mark my words it's not late yet if you have spare funds. After 2-3 years even you would say the same thing If you bought that time when Btc was 60K, You would be in good profit. If your planning is long-term then you can still buy but small investors are focusing on altcoins that are affordable to buy.

I have relatives like that too and I would just say I don’t give investment advice. Basically back when BTC was like $3K back in 2017, people asked if they should buy. I told them no and wait until it goes back to $1000 and buy then because $3000 is too risky.

It went up to $20000 and they were upset I stopped them from investing. Then when it went from $20K they invested at $16K and obviously we knew what happened next. And they were still pissed at me that it went down to $6K and they sold at a loss. They are mad because I told them not to buy at $3k so instead they bought at $16K and ended up selling at a loss at $6K.

Best is never give any investment advice on cryptos.

If it can help that money must be considered like any other hard earned income. The worst would be to think about it as pocket easy spending money.
Respect towards the sum and self-control, that is all you need to keep moving forward.
Otherwise, there is only one way to go and it is usually not very nice.

I just want to share my experience, I have a relative who come to me and ask advise on what coins to invest now, I don't name a coin and I said he must do his research but he insist that I know, he want to invest immediately.

I know he is into FOMO because he seems so aggressive and like to get instant return.
He told me that since I'm a veteran, he would like to ask some advise on what coins will pump in the coming days so he can invest on it.

I knew he is so positive, and I can feel him since I also got FOMO'd before.

What do you think should I do guys? how can I help him?

I don't know about the case in other countries. But in South Korea, it was one of the church groups (Shincheonji Church of Jesus) which was responsible for bringing the infection from Wuhan and then spreading it to the general population. And even in the United States, during the initial phases there were a number of clusters concentrated around some of the churches, as the pastors ignored calls to suspend their services.

I don't understand the point in reopening churches and schools when the services can be conducted online. I am in favor of reopening the essential services such as retail shops, but there is no need to permit churches to reopen. But I can understand the situation in developing nations, where churches make most of the policy decisions and retain a disproportionate influence on the government.

Now it seems that Philippines is on its way back to square one. It’s because of what happened in Metro Manila and the entire National Capital Region, there is a huge spike on the number of cases. I don’t know if this will be called a second wave, but they are now imposing a unified curfew between 10 PM to 5 AM only for the National Capital Region. Because of this surge, the entirety of Philippines are now averaging 4k to 5k+ daily cases, an overwhelming increase from just an average of 1k+ cases in the past few months.

They have also imposed barangay (village) granular lockdowns too for certain areas that were having high COVID cases. The only positive side right now is that compared to last year, the government is well-prepared, because of the vaccine rollouts and strictly enforcing the public health protocols.

We’re kinda the longest lockdown in the world right now and it sucks to be honest. But oh well, this is what the government are trying their best, and back to square one again.

Israel signed contracts with the vaccine manufacturers at a very early stage, and as a result they have been able to completely vaccinate almost 50% of their population until now. But that doesn't mean that there is a shortage of vaccines in Israel. If enough vaccines were available, then they could have vaccinated everyone in the country. The same with United Kingdom as well. So far they have administered two doses of the vaccine only to 2.4% of the population.

Yes, several organizations around the world have started competing to combat the epidemic the modern vaccine is one of them there is currently no approved treatment or vaccine for Covid 19 Israel has entered into a management agreement with Modern. Through which the vaccine can be purchased moderna is moving forward in their vaccine development they are claiming that they will be able to prepare the vaccine by the middle of next year hopefully they will succeed.

Since I have no expertise in gambling as well as the current situation, it is very difficult to participate in the signature campaign due to competition in the number of sMerits.
and if I get accepted to one of the signature campaigns and get paid every week, I will hold it and that's my safe choice because I have no expertise in gambling and will convert according to my needs.
Because I am here to be able to help meet my needs so I think further before losing everything, and another reason I have to put it to good use when accepted into an autograph campaign.