Bannedjoe
Well-known member
2 planes once crashed into two buildings almost 20 years ago, and the world changed forever.
All the changes would be impossible to list, but I think one of the biggest was all of a sudden everyone was suddenly treated like criminals or terrorists.
I'm really beginning to question how the world will be once the dust settles from this all.
I'm certain that many of the Mom and Pop storefronts that closed won't be reopening for any number of reasons.
Many businesses who would have never even considered it, are seeing that it's possible not to have a building jammed with people in cubicles, and that people can do their jobs from home.
The money saved would be tremendous. From not having to rent those office buildings, to heating and cooling them, plus all the other expenses it takes.
Rush hour may become a thing of the past as a fairly large part of the workforce stays at home.
Their own money saved from not having commute could add up.
Schools are closed.
Massive savings again as far as staff, and again maintaining buildings.
All the kids are at home now learning from their computers.
One teacher can now teach millions. (OMG, who will be the teachers?)
It's possible that it could stay that way now that it's being done.
Maybe only people who work away from the home will have kids in school, while those with at home jobs will have to homeschool.
Will not touching or coming into contact with others become permanent?
Will people permanently remain afraid of each other?
Maybe laws will be written concerning these things.
What changes do you see possibly becoming the new "Normal"?
All the changes would be impossible to list, but I think one of the biggest was all of a sudden everyone was suddenly treated like criminals or terrorists.
I'm really beginning to question how the world will be once the dust settles from this all.
I'm certain that many of the Mom and Pop storefronts that closed won't be reopening for any number of reasons.
Many businesses who would have never even considered it, are seeing that it's possible not to have a building jammed with people in cubicles, and that people can do their jobs from home.
The money saved would be tremendous. From not having to rent those office buildings, to heating and cooling them, plus all the other expenses it takes.
Rush hour may become a thing of the past as a fairly large part of the workforce stays at home.
Their own money saved from not having commute could add up.
Schools are closed.
Massive savings again as far as staff, and again maintaining buildings.
All the kids are at home now learning from their computers.
One teacher can now teach millions. (OMG, who will be the teachers?)
It's possible that it could stay that way now that it's being done.
Maybe only people who work away from the home will have kids in school, while those with at home jobs will have to homeschool.
Will not touching or coming into contact with others become permanent?
Will people permanently remain afraid of each other?
Maybe laws will be written concerning these things.
What changes do you see possibly becoming the new "Normal"?