How do you get others to keep their distance during Corona? A man seems to have found a creative solution. But wait - the photo probably has nothing to do with the virus.
- The corona virus has a firm grip on the global community.
- Social isolation and distance rules are now commonplace.
- That is why it is all the more difficult not to associate a picture of Jodel with Corona.
- Can you come up with the solution?
Frankfurt am Main - A man in Frankfurt goes for a walk with his self-made automatic distance control made of wood. So far, so Corona. But surprisingly, this special photo has nothing to do with the virus. A user posted it on the social platform Jodel with the addition "Safety first", on the Facebook page "Jodel - Hyperlocal Community" it then landed on Wednesday (April 29) with the addition "Tip for introverts to Corona" . However, it is not certain whether the recording was made before or during Covid-19 . The mask he wears would also indicate Corona.
Photo from Frankfurt am Main - man does not wear a corona spacer, but ...
Can you come up with the solution? Take a good look at the dimensions of the spacer. Here is the most important hint and a new hint that it is not about Corona: If this were the case, the bracket would have to be round, because the distance to people around must be guaranteed. On the narrow side, passers-by would certainly not be 1.5 meters apart.
The shape is crucial. Rectangular and elongated . As well as ...?
Odd photo from Frankfurt - here is the answer to the puzzle
Ready to break up? So then: The shape should imitate that of a car. The man apparently wants to make it clear that cars take up a lot of space compared to people. The photo comes from a demonstration as part of “Fridays for Future” . At least one of the Facebook commentators wants to know and receives approval. "I've already seen that," another user writes.
Climate activists are trying to focus on public and sustainable transport in the fight against climate change - private cars, on the other hand, are on the index for many of them because they consume too many raw materials and are too inefficient.
Facebook users have their own opinions. Despite the dissolution, many think of Corona.
"I need it," writes a user.
Another hats the creativity of the man: “That's one hundred percent the roof of a pavilion. You just have to be creative. "
Either way - it remains to be hoped that everyone will abide by the usual rules in order to put the virus in its place as quickly as possible. Even without handicrafts in the home workshop.
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