According to Africa News Service, even though there are so many countries donated and sent health volunteers to such place, the disease, Ebola, still can not be cured or limited by the resource people used. Everyone wishes that they can do the movements ideally to the place they wanted to go, but the thing which determine the choice limitation is that the human environment interaction. People who originally lived there build up the environment that the future generation would live in, which means no one can decide how their hometown would look like when the time they born. Who your parents are, what do they do, and where they have stayed pretty much impact your future, and those all count as the word “destiny”.
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Los Angeles Times stated that World Health Organization said that every time a doctor or nurse gets sick or dies from Ebola, the ability to stop the spread of the disease is significantly reduced. All the people in the world who have the ability to help are trying to help the very location, but all we are doing so far is sacrifice more educated human resource to fill the abyss made by local “human environment interaction”. More and more advanced countries started worrying about the such contagious disease would spread to their own country and causes unnecessary loss, therefore, people started the counter proposal of volunteers to “send and die” in the specific region.
I agree with you that human interaction affects people's destinies. People can't control what their families will be. Also it is very difficult to change the nature. If we don't have enough resource, there is no way that we can stop Ebola from spreading. I also believe that movement is also a significant factor, because other countries do not like this deadly disease spread around the world.
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