When Waiting for a Crisis Stops Life Homan Kapchi, a professor of media management at Tehran University, wrote in "Iran": The cost of long-term uncertainty is not only limited to individual anxiety, but also makes ordinary life decisions difficult. Families remain hesitant about long-term plans, and businesses, students and researchers may delay decisions. Caution and preparedness for emergency situations is rational, but it should not become a total suspension of life. A society that spends all its attention resources waiting for threats will have fewer opportunities for production, education, innovation and the restoration of social relations. Maintaining daily life, from work and education to family care and social cooperation, is part of national resilience. The issue is not a choice between care and carelessness; Creating a conscious balance between realism and agency. Read the full text here.