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Nobody is treating health, disease, or loss of life like a joke. The real issue here is how you are handling it.
You are taking complex medical data, global events, and tragic individual cases, and trying to flatten all of it into a single, neat conspiracy theory so it feels easier to process. Labeling everything as a deliberate bioweapon gives you a sense of control because it makes a chaotic world seem like a structured script where you hold the secret knowledge.
That is not critical thinking. That is throwing away actual scientific investigation, real medical nuance, and verifiable facts in favor of fear driven internet theories. Dropping skull emojis and endless questions in comment sections does not make you a truth teller, it just shows that you are completely consumed by a narrative designed to keep you terrified.
If you actually cared about truth, you would look at balanced, rigorous evidence instead of recycled shock content from fringe echo chambers. You are letting these fear campaigns run your mind, and as long as you treat online hysteria as gospel, you are going to stay trapped in that loop.