Funny thing is that the virus does not care about our opinions. It will take it’s own course, for good or bad. We will have to deal with the outcome. The world will not end. It’s already different. Are you asking if Will it ever go back to the way it was? Based on past pandemics, eventually yes. The question is when? I’ll leave that for smarter folks then I to answer. People are already loosing patience and I am noticing more individuals not follow safety protocols in public. They are exhausted and resigned to whatever will be. It’s like people are following a grieving process: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and eventually acceptance. Look around when you’re out and about and notice every individual around you fits somewhat into a different phase. This applies to organizations as well as individuals. Ex Walmart says they don’t allow maskless, close to sanitize stores, yet when customers don’t wear masks they say they can’t enforce. Also look at ridiculous changing CDC guidance.
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Funny thing is that the virus does not care about our opinions. It will take it’s own course, for good or bad. We will have to deal with the outcome. The world will not end. It’s already different. Are you asking if Will it ever go back to the way it was? Based on past pandemics, eventually yes. The question is when? I’ll leave that for smarter folks then I to answer. People are already loosing patience and I am noticing more individuals not follow safety protocols in public. They are exhausted and resigned to whatever will be. It’s like people are following a grieving process: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and eventually acceptance. Look around when you’re out and about and notice every individual around you fits somewhat into a different phase. This applies to organizations as well as individuals. Ex Walmart says they don’t allow maskless, close to sanitize stores, yet when customers don’t wear masks they say they can’t enforce. Also look at ridiculous changing CDC guidance.