Today's "still so many papers to grade" theory:
The pandemic illustrated 2 things to the average American:
1. the people in power do not care if you die (absent the nuance of *who* was in power).
2. the economy does not need you to go in-person all the time and you could spend time with your family
The pandemic illustrated 2 things to the average American:
1. the people in power do not care if you die (absent the nuance of *who* was in power).
2. the economy does not need you to go in-person all the time and you could spend time with your family
Comments
1. I should be free to spend more of my life doing what I want and less of it working for these people as an expendable, or:
2. I have no hobbies and dislike my family and, rather than confront this, I will cling to "return to normal" ideology.