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I think the problem you're missing is that these are two different groups. Mortality is decreased, sure, and people get social problems, sure, but the people ge
by heartbeats 5y ago
I think the problem you're missing is that these are two different groups. Mortality is decreased, sure, and people get social problems, sure, but the people getting the increased social problems are not the ones getting the lowered mortality.
- Jarwain 5y agoWell yeah, it's a trade off. Maybe mentioning the mortality thing distracted from my point; The Point is that in the short term there's an increase in the number of people who have trouble socializing, but in the long term society develops better support systems and tools to help people who have trouble socializing, because there's an increased need. These tools help both people who developed problems as a result of the pandemic, And people who would Normally have problems socializing not just now but in the future as well.