Social distancing is wrong word...

[BADecker]

I prefer social distancing rather than bodily distancing and its a little bit annoying but its really matter what will be the real one. The important is how we seriously do it in the real time situation. Its very simple but really hard to do it always. Its proven that its really help to spreading this virus. I hope thid crisis will end soon.

It will be over as soon as you stop reacting to it.

If you die, it won't be from Covid. It will be from social distancing.

If you die from a disease, Covid might be present in you, but you will die from something else that you haven't built up your immune system to protect yourself from.

Takes only 2 weeks for a virus to get around the world in the air/winds inside moisture droplets. Covid has been everywhere already since last November. The Covid death-scene/lockdowns are a lying scam.

[shirlyne]

I think that this term (as well as much more) was introduced specifically to destabilize the psyche of people. I hope that you understand that behind the scenes of this world are elites who dictate their own rules.

[squatz1]

... Doesn't matter the term is, the only thing that matters is that the end result is people knowing that they should just keep their masks on, and maintain a safe distance (of about 6 feet) from one another. That's all that needs to be done here, nothing more and nothing less.

Would bodily distance be a better term because it comes to the root of the issue -- which is people being in large groups and being too close -- yes. But it really doesn't matter if people just follow the term and understand it anyway.

Not really needed to happen.

[sandra_x]

I don't think it is, the word "social" in this context will exclude the use of social media platforms, Also you also do not need to have a bodily contact to put you at risk, being out in an environment that is contaminated as opposed to being indoors certainly put you at risk