hile the world
continues to change
our day-to-day
routines in unprecedented w ays and disrupt our normal lives, it is vital that we look for positives in the world, and think about the ways we want to see ourselves changed in a post-coronavirus world. What parts of this new life we take with us into the future is up to us. As a public health and human rights advisor, I hope we see a reawakening of respect for public health and an excited next generation of scientists. But the truth is, in most cases the dynamic shifts to culture will be in many of the “small things” in life.
There are plenty of think pieces on potential long-term impacts to economics, supply chains and workforce. But there are other, slighter ways that the virus will forever alter our social interactions and the fabric of our culture. Here are a few predictions about how your day-to-day life will be different by the end of 2020.
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