This
 link below made me cry sometimes and sometimes filled me with just 
plain awe.  I urge you to watch its beauty and listen to its truth.  
Truth, often, is better than any fiction one could create.  While we 
have time to ponder the great creation that is life both large and small
 I highly recommend viewing the film below entitled "Love Thy Nature." 
 Is there something we can learn from the ravages of COVID-19?  Perhaps,
 it is this: As great as man's big brain is nature in all its creation 
is bigger than all of us.  It presents challenges that give man pause to
 reflect on his own diminutive being and ask why the smallest/simplest 
of microscopic things unseen by the naked eye yet worldwide are bringing
 man to his knees.  Why does this exist in nature only to pose an 
existential threat to man; a good topic for research.
I
 too was felled by a virus and asked many times over my life what on 
earth could a five year old have done that would exact its pound of 
flesh from a young body asking me to pay its extortion over a lifetime? 
 The answer, I think is, there is no answer but to say it teaches us 
humility that this microscopic piece of RNA will have the last word 
until man's big brain can figure out a way within nature's laws and 
working in tandem with nature to halt its destruction of our species.  
Another answer, of course, is that man is not the center of the universe
 and that other things large and small can threaten and even destroy us.
Humans
 must heed the warnings of science to isolate, use masks, wash our hands
 for a minimum of 20 seconds and do what the best scientists implore us 
to do because science is the best way man has of telling environmental 
truth no matter how difficult that truth is to hear.  Until science with
 man's big brain as its engine, ultimately finds a way out of this mind 
altering darkness go and walk humbly with nature seeing the integral 
part it plays in our survival.  Man works hand in hand with nature and 
nature, in all its glory, will be the final arbiter of all things as it 
presents another ever present Everest for man to climb.  Man will climb 
it though and should do its bidding without destroying the nature that 
supports us all as it teaches us to find the road out.