3-4 months is not enough time for that sort of decline of knowledge.
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We can use some speculation though. Like distribution systems optimized for things like cafeterias is one such educated guess.
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so, in my opinion, what's mainly happening *first* is that the rusty things are failing but the big thing that is getting rusty is people's sense of stability, because they don't have internal stability, they have relied upon others, and now they are out of their loops, no trust
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a house of cards on exponential quicksand in psychological collapse
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Oddly, fields in which short-term memory is more crucial: symbolic manipulation i.e. coding.
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But the human capital depreciation will be offset by MOOCs. So we’d probably expct the largest declines to occur in highly specialized fields, with a small stable workforce tht is heavily concentrated with late-life EEs. Once thy drop out of the market, there are no replacemnts.
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