What is Good About COVID?

[Zinjanthropos]

Some benefits may be difficult to admit or discuss because of the negative stigma attached to that person. Yet nature is not only cruel but the truth may also hurt. People will more than likely be a little reluctant to state positives that appear morally wrong to them or others.

Here’s some easier points to ponder:https://www.bgci.org/news-events/what-go...19-crisis/

Surely there are parts of the economy that benefit. Estate lawyers and heirs for instance.

[C C]

Even in general, we just don't appreciate all the bad stuff throughout history that it took to yield the world of the earlier century. World War II was responsible for a least a couple (if not more) of the breakthrough precursors for enabling smartphones to become possible decades later in this century. The colossal amount of money it required would never have been thrown at such projects in peacetime conditions (there wasn't even a reason -- would have seemed utter folly for business/industry to bother with _X_ at the time).