Sorry to piggy back on your post. I'm not intending to aim this at you, but it made me think. I'm finding a lot of the current reactions to Covid-19 are prett

Sorry to piggy back on your post. I'm not intending to aim this at you, but it made me think. I'm finding a lot of the current reactions to Covid-19 are pretty similar to the stages of grief. Denial - It's not really a problem. We don't have to disrupt our lives. It will all disappear in a few weeks. It's all a conspiracy theory. Anger - If (some organisation) had done their job, we wouldn't be in this mess! It's all the fault of the (some country)! Bargaining - If we get the new cases below X (or wait for X weeks), then we can all go back to our normal lives. I did what I'm supposed to do, you can't tell me I have to shelter in place any longer (well, a little bit of anger mixed in there) Depression - We are so screwed. That's it. The world as we knew it is over. Our politicians, health organisations, etc are so incompetent that there is no escape. Acceptance - Yep. It's a bad situation alright. However, it will pass eventually. It will be difficult for people. A lot of people will die. A lot will lose their jobs. The economy will probably be hurting for a very long time, but we will come out of it eventually.