The global pandemic caused tectonic shifts in the social structure. The onslaught of the plague gave rise to new ethical dilemmas, new and unexpected fears. In Greece, we hesitate to recognize the obvious: that family, love for others, and patriotism became anchors that held us against the wave of illness. The Greek way of thinking and living is rooted deep in history. That is why some rush to label it outdated. As if the perception that humans have value, while things have a price, can be outdated. Logic, ethics, and moderation have consistently formed the triangle of forces of the Greek paradigm. These illuminated the path to successfully dealing with the virus. Against the dark predictions. The example of Greece emerged as a benevolent force that transcends divisions. It unites. It fills with confidence. We need it. We and the world.