I expect over 40 adults are going to reevaluate priorities.

Under 30, unless it impacts them directly, majority will fail to appreciate the event.

I value your right to that opinion but I say its BS....................and I still wouldn't kill the worlds economy over it.

According to the World Health Organization, 56 million people die each year, which is an average of about 153,424 people each day. The exact number of people who die each day, however, fluctuates.

I agree with the above ^^^ however If tens of millions died I can’t say the economy would just keep ticking along as usual, I think it would certainly be affected.

But I don’t see tanking an economy over 15k dead. It’s a literal drop in the bucket.

And I’ve been all over the United States in a car. Seen both oceans and driven to both borders north and south.

I’m glad we have cheap and efficient modern air travel.

I like the fact I can hop in a plane and 2 hours later be in Vegas or 3 hours be in New York.

I see a lot of people getting off the grid and being better prepared for situations like what we are facing - solar-powered houses, etc. I see our nation's trucking and transportation system becoming autonomous. There will be lots of changes.

So what changes when this is all over?

You get your country back.

Absolutely nothing. Not a damn thing changes.

Wish in one hand and chit in the other.

The Fed changed the future this morning with the “unlimited QE”.
If we can print prosperity without consequences, why can’t the Gov just print their budget needs without taxing Americans?

History is repeating

Image a few pharmaceutical plants get built

Hopefully people will learn to separate the chaff from the grain

This will pass and Americans will forget, then go right back to irresponsible behavior.....heck folks were told leave the beaches in Florida so now they are partying out on the water and on sand bars.

Concho is right.
It changed for a while after 9/11 and the financial crisis in 08, then faded.

I figure y’all are tight...

The selfishness of the American people will prevail, it will SOSDD.

People will keep more toilet paper on hand!!!! For a while anyway!

A push to disband labor unions and make American manufactured goods competitive in the global market as well as a more self sustaining nation.

I made a note to learn how to make bread.

"Gas shortage" in the 1970's , we carpooled... reason today "MPG"

edit : & can still remember the harsh winters of the 60's... Scientists have said this has happened before, politics were a bunch of snowflakes for believing man does play a roll, & mother nature , h e double tooth pic's, ya'll dont believe guns kill, reason why with all dis here high-tech ya'll have ta use poison ta control de hog problem...
pappy

Google "simple bread recipe flour water yeast" Just like the name, it is simple. Add a handful of shredded cheese and it outstanding.

I've always lived a simple life. I can't lose the house maid or yard man I've never had, and there is no way I will let anyone get close to my vegetables garden. The virus hasn't changed a thing for me except the sadness I feel for others and my long term savings.

Try to find yeast.

Some good things are already happening.

Google "simple bread recipe flour water beer".

"I expect over 40 adults are going to reevaluate priorities." I think it will be many more than 40.

Hopefully everyone will try and save a little money