The infected person concealed his itinerary: "You are hiding it and you are suspected of committing a crime." How do you evaluate the wolf that feeds on itself?

There have been several cases of large-scale quarantine caused by infected people, concealing their "travel history" and "contact history". Basically, you are already in an infected area (not sure if you are infected or not). However, they hide their movements and contact patterns to avoid isolation or observation. Fortunately, however, it is possible to ensnare many more, given the destiny. Yes, panic is understandable in a pandemic. But worse than panic is “ignorant egoism.” Many times when we talk about egoism, it doesn't seem to matter morally. However, as long as it doesn't hurt others and doesn't affect things around you, there's nothing wrong with it.

Unfortunately, for the recent few infected people who concealed their "travel history" and "contact history", they not only harmed themselves, but also harmed others. To a certain extent, concealing "travel history" and "exposure history" to affected areas may delay their own diagnosis. Because, in a tense epidemic situation, the first people to be checked are those who have contact with the epidemic area. At the same time, if they are already infected but do not consider their "travel history" and "contact history", they will infect more people and aggravate the development of the epidemic. However, officials have repeatedly emphasized that similar behavior is suspected of endangering public safety in dangerous ways. Still, there are those who are willing to take the risk.

Because, he (she) just wants "lucky freedom" (not isolated, unrestricted), and they will take a hidden path. There is a driving force behind everything, even the stupidity. These hidden "trip and touch" behaviors are also very common in ordinary days, but because the harm results are small, they are often ignored. Especially for someone with relatively low public awareness, he or she never considers the impact on him or her personally. So he or she despairs. If you are not infected, you are in the clear. In fact, there should be many people who came to hide the trip but were not infected. The so-called "cover-up" seems to be a bit of an understatement. However, the psychology of the recluse and people's fears in the face of this epidemic are worthy of our thinking and discussion. You know, "you are hiding and suspected of committing a crime", which is an action that must be done according to the legal principle of infectious diseases.

We used to say "if you're done, why are you dragging us along?". However, as mentioned above, they were not "deliberately hiding" but "lucky hiding", i.e. fear of being Restrictions offend egoistic tendencies. Generally speaking, hidden people have only two kinds of psychology. First: fear of isolation and restriction of freedom of movement due to undiagnosed infection; second, fear of punishment (morally, legally) after diagnosis, so specific facts are hidden. Both psychology thought of themselves, but never thought of themselves in the context of a pandemic. In this way, from selfishness to stupidity, many times, instead of understanding, we only see our own interests instead of the interests of others. However, in the face of this epidemic, no one can resist, except the doctors who need to eliminate the virus, and it is also necessary to establish an entire social contract of mutual trust and mutual benefit.

After all, this is a collective war. Marxism said that "man is the sum of all social relations", Randall said, "the sum of all social relations" was crushed into pieces and then thrown into the trash can of pride. After all, in the face of life and death, morality becomes fragile, order becomes fragile, and human nature becomes fragile. Therefore, you will find that when disaster strikes, some people will "get rich", some people will "hide", and some people will "eat people selfishly". There are no absolute bad people in the world, and there is no absolute stupidity. Only the courage to make your own choices in the face of great right and wrong. Also under the epidemic, some people sacrifice themselves on the front line in order to cure the disease, and some people put more people in danger for their own selfish thoughts.

For example, when you see "News Hot Topics" side by side: "Volunteer died of infection, sent medical staff to get off work", "68 medical staff were quarantined due to underreporting of patients". My heart is filled with pain.

We can't help but wonder why some of the same people are actively "anti-popular" and some are passively "popular". Even when people joke that "staying home in the face of an epidemic is serving the country." I discovered that during a crisis, if you can't be like this, please be an honest and pragmatic person. Remember, Liu Yu wrote in "Zhongshan": "Everyone has a sleeping philosopher, don't wake up easily, because the so-called rationality is likely to be a big and long insomnia." Because many Sometimes, it’s not because the person hiding doesn’t know the truth, but because of profit considerations