People forced to take jobs they can’t stand. Family/friends moving in together who can’t stand each other. That’s the kind of hardship on the table here. People are going to wish for the McJob economy soon. A lot of what goes away in the next 18 months isn’t coming back.
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This 2007 blog post I remember liking called that the "brother-in-law-on-your-couch vision of the apocalypse" http://casaubonsbook.blogspot.com/2007/08/brother-in-law-on-your-couch-vision-of.html …
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Why unnatural? This is how people lived for the most of history, I’m sure we’ll find a way to make it work. (Says someone who just moved in with MIL and is learning to resolve family drama fast)
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"resolving family drama" will be a new and perhaps interesting topic.
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hm, "unnatural social closeness due to economic constraint" is pretty much the entire life story of at least fifty percent of my extended family and high school graduating class but I'm sure yr right that it's gonna come as a shock to some
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Monogamy may come back into fashion for better or worse. Even a mediocre union offers layers of redundancy (economic, psychological).
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after the pandemic, people become more caring and cooperative with others as the thought of death is getting engraved on everyone's mind.
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Conservation of social distance,,,
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