Mentally, I have priced this in as approximately the same as The Great Depression. Vastly different causes and very different ways to get out of it, and differe

Mentally, I have priced this in as approximately the same as The Great Depression. Vastly different causes and very different ways to get out of it, and different long-term repercussions, but either way it'll be bad and much worse than 2008. One way I've started thinking about is to mentally push back everything I thought about the future by about 3-5 years. I wanted to install a solar roof on my house in 3-5 years, so now that's like 5-8 years. I was considering a CyberTruck, but now I'm just gonna keep driving my car, etc etc. We're gonna have massive unemployment that'll dwarf 2008. Some industries will come back relatively quickly (dine-in, coffee, etc), but others will take years (travel, hospitality). Government support will leave everything with massive debt, which doesn't seem like a problem now (money is on sale!), but the scale of it will eventually cause austerity. I think this will leave many people in a more prepper / saver / hoarder mindset, which will further slow down the recovery. We'll hopefully start to see a recovery towards the end of next year and mostly recover within two years of that.