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> > we're going to feel the echoes of this for a very, very long time, and I fully expect our grandchildren to ask us what in the world was going on. Did you a
by JumpinJack_Cash 3y ago
> > we're going to feel the echoes of this for a very, very long time, and I fully expect our grandchildren to ask us what in the world was going on.
Did you ask your gramps about the '57 flu? And the '69 flu? Nope you asked them about Woodstock and the Moon Landing.
Finding the differences...if your grandchildren are a tiny bit inquisitive they'd ask why did your (our) generation put the world on hold for 2 years while some decades earlier we went on as business as usual to work and have fun and accomplish great things both in the realm of work and fun.
- awb 3y agoI asked them a lot about WWII. But yeah, staying inside for a few weeks then going out but wearing masks or having to go to work or school on Zoom isn’t going to sound as Earth shattering as fascists almost taking the world by force.