That makes sense, an introvert might be fine with isolation & content with their introvert nature, but there are going to be plenty who are not, and losing the

That makes sense, an introvert might be fine with isolation & content with their introvert nature, but there are going to be plenty who are not, and losing the little bit of socializing they had takes them to a worse place in terms of mental health. For my part, I'm introverted, but pretty content with where I'm at. My socialization comes primarily from my family, and there's a few of us living within a few blocks that all observed strict social distancing, were fortunate enough to have jobs we could do from home and enough money to pay a premium on grocery delivery etc. Very little changed for me except that I got to see my kids more, spent less time in meetings, and didn't waste an hour getting back & forth to an office. Certainly many other people, introvert or not, were not in nearly as fortunate of a position as I was.