I can't help but wonder if all this is overblown though. Yes many people will die, but most won't. The world has recovered from far worse pandemics in history.

I realize that. And sure some companies may be a bit more accommodating in the future. But let's be realistic - all those tools existed before. Most people aren't as productive at home, even without kids. I'm barely getting anything done and I see my colleagues' productivity have plummeted. I don't think companies will start to tell people they no longer have to come to work.

Small things sure - probably a lot of people who never ordered groceries online and the like will continue to do so. A lot of people were forced to learn to be a bit more tech savvy. But I don't see any far reaching changes. It's not like people will no longer get together, or that companies will suddenly let all of their people work from home.

People keep telling me "nothing will ever be the same!" But why? Am I so naive to believe that "this too shall pass?" Why won't things go back to normal?

I agree with you Mirek, that too many people are ignoring the call to social distance, stay at home, etc. I'm amazed every time I look out my window and see so many people with out masks. And it some states, they are actually out protesting the stay at home orders. Large groups of people squished together! That's a great way to get infected.

Do you already have customers that you've white labeled your technology to?

That's very troubling about #Zoom. I had no idea they were a company with such bad ethics and a such a shocking disregard for security! $ZM

I just read that South Korea had over a 100 cases of Covid-19 reinfection. Scary.

While China was not transparent, they did not keep the outbreak a secret for long. It's really no excuse for America and the other countries who did absolutely nothing for so long. Trump in particular is just as complicit by telling Americans to go out, travel, etc., and to not be worried about the virus which was just a hoax.

Food is very important but people still need something to do and $60 for hours (or literally days) of entertainment is definitely worth it to many. Especially now with so many people quarantined or stuck at home.