Asian countries apparantly have no problem with it, so I doubt it. Aren’t econ benefits too high? Everyone’s acting like they can keep up 24/7 zoom meetings indefinitely, when people are fraying already.
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Do you think that will apply to Western cultures though?
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This article seems to be more idle musings than reporting. Is there any evidence that city dwellers have a higher chance of getting it vs suburbanites wrestling over a pallet of TP at Costco?
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Agree. but it doesn't really matter what the actual data are if the 'animal spirits' of people with means move them toward preferring suburban/exurban living after urban lockdown experience. Backyard swingsets, extra rooms,& non-communally-provided goods looking more attractive.
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Did we survive the Bubonic Plague?
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25-33% of the world didn’t and there were definite effects on the general structure of social geography iirc
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Recency bias. This isn't the first pandemic. Spanish flu didn't change people wanting to move to cities.
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They didn’t have the choices we do now tho
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At a minimum hastens the demise of SF/SV as startup mecca
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Combined with climate change on the ten year outlook = me and lots of friends scheming to finally start our postcapitalist commune
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