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A lockdown is a a government-issued stay-at-home order. The presence of such an order should be, but isn't necessarily, aligned with the presence of a prevalent
by nthj 6y ago
A lockdown is a a government-issued stay-at-home order. The presence of such an order should be, but isn't necessarily, aligned with the presence of a prevalent disease.
- harpratap 6y agoNot asking for a literal definition of those words. I'm asking what's the difference in living in "post-lockdown" world vs "post-pandemic" world. Personally I think masks will become more prevalent in the west, like it is already in the east. And more remote jobs. In the grand scheme of things, these two changes seem minor to me. So what is it that I'm missing here? What grand changes in the way we live are we expecting in "post-pandemic" world?
- perl4ever 6y agoI think eliminating indoor activities that involve being around a lot of other people in a confined space would be a profound change to society. Some bar owners seem very upset, to the point where they are equating closing bars with denying their right to exist and make a living and suing the government.