The economic-political, biological-scientific and psychosocial crisis created by the pandemic forces us to develop a different reasoning

The economic-political, biological-scientific and psychosocial crisis created by the pandemic forces us to develop a different reasoning for each of the scenarios in which we are forced to act in these early 21st century, where the problem has been anticipated of climate change, the extinction of species and population growth with its new forms of exaggerated consumption, with the consequent contamination are the elements that presage crises and conflicts of greater dimensions than those we are experiencing, and even the need for the species human leaves the planet to be the cause of the sixth mass extinction and the species most sensitive to the alterations that exist in nature. This pandemic has hit the different social strata of the countries in different ways, but it can be identified that the economically higher strata have hidden or protect their wealth, by paralyzing their industries, under-utilizing their infrastructure, they can lose political and economic control of the countries on which its growth or profits depend. So retaking political power using even war again inside or outside a country is among your closest options. The so-called middle class of the world, among which there are large masses of socialist and communist countries and to a lesser number inhabitants of capitalist countries, are hit by the pandemic in terms of their mobility because transport, as well as knowledge and tools especially electronic, such as cell phones, computers, internet connection, it is vital. Although the pandemic has hit them in mobility, it has created possibilities for them, these possibilities are apparently extraordinary and it allows them to become the social group that can control countries, like never before in history. This is because those of the so-called middle class are not only those with middle incomes, but also those with superior personal and social capacities to use their mind, their physical virtues, or their relationships. For the poor of the world, the pandemic has hit them especially in their body, which is what they usually expose, rent and use for what they do that are generally routine, exposed jobs, such as cleaning, services, loading, handling, In these jobs and trades, the risk of catching communicable diseases such as covid is much greater than that of those who can do work at home, in their office, in their study or workshop, without having to move long distances, stay long in a position, repeating routines over and over like a cashier. For the poor people of the world, the pandemic has been a moment of natural selection in which the strongest of this social group, regardless of age, have survived, and this survival is due to their greater ability to remain distant, or because they used their fear and their enormous adaptability to survive. This social group that has now multiplied like no other, but that is no longer only illiterate, ignorant, but includes people from the upper class and the displaced middle class, which multiplies the group's capacities, since the rich are a a highly cohesive but small group, the middle class is a very poorly cohesive group, which compete and if possible destroy each other, while the lower class of the poor or impoverished tends to become a highly gregarious group, which can easily create crowds. and this can now operate in a very different way from what the multitudes of past centuries did, since in it the intelligent are everywhere and they can create ways to prevent themselves from being victims of powerful groups or of opportunistic groups that generally make up middle class. The pandemic creates the serious possibility that huge human masses may migrate, change laws, distribution, use of wealth, power, and knowledge. With this background, we can now analyze using psychosocial reasoning that the pandemic has changed the mental response of humans, who now have the Internet at their fingertips and with it another way of relating, of learning, of accumulating knowledge, of distributing this knowledge, and this generates a new psychosocial behavior that for now is unpredictable. Using scientific reasoning, we can point out that the evidence leads to human behavior responding to the facts that show us that viruses and pests no longer depend on the pathogen alone, but on the appropriate means for their propagation, which human behavior and use of natural resources as well as relationships between humans have become a factor of threat not only to their own species but to the planet. This global awareness has been awakened by the pandemic, the internet, communications, information, and knowledge.