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I don't a once a century event give rationale people won't share cars. Generally people are very forgetful. E.g We have economic crashes every decade or so but
by Gustomaximus 7y ago
I don't a once a century event give rationale people won't share cars. Generally people are very forgetful. E.g We have economic crashes every decade or so but perhaps even the majority of people still overspend on credit rather than sacrifice for rainy day funds.
Ultimately it will come down to price, convenience and personal budget. My opinion anyway.
- robk 7y agoI don't know this makes me never ever want to lose the optionality of my own car with my own private space. Uber prices spiked where I can't even make a cost case for not having a car.
- twblalock 7y ago> Generally people are very forgetful. People won't forget about a global pandemic that locked down everyone in their homes for months. Are you joking?
- ergothus 7y agoCan you say any ways life changed due to the 1918 pandemic? Do most people even know about more recent ones? (1958?) People are terrible at adjusting, we keep asking for (our definition of) "normal"
- sveng 7y agoFaster horses.
- maxharris 7y agoPeople won’t literally forget for many years, but the coronavirus will not be in the minds of most people in the future once the wave(s) are over. The 1918 flu had a big impact, but a lot of other things happened in the 20th century!
- jasonv 7y agoI think people can’t wait to forget.