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Movie theaters. If this lingers for 6-9 more months, new releases will be streamed directly. It's actually already beginning to happen, but that could become the norm. It's not so much the experience, as it is the movie itself. You can watch a movie w/ your fam at home (with cheaper snacks).

I don't think it's far-fetched for theaters to become a thing of the past. Remember going to blockbuster, or picking our your favorite CD or "tape" in the store? Same happened in those areas, so it's not impossible.

Streaming has created a direct to consumer model. Why go through AMC or Cinemark when it can come directly into your living room?
 
I Will take a shot and say that companies will realize how much work they can actually get done with people working from home, as well as how much money they save on office space, electricity etc, and I think 20 years from now, when half of the workforce does it from home, people will look back to this time as when we found out it could be done.
 
Increased automation in factories and warehouses. More reliance on the gig economy like grocery deliveries, Amazon may get those drones quicker. Driver-less trunks will get on the road faster.
I agree but this may still be years away. Factories already try to reduce head count by using automation. The problem is the machine rarely work as advertised and companies end up hiring more people for a machine that needs to be baby sat.

I feel like drones and self driving cars may have less issues being approved for wider usage thou. For example self driving cars aren't really ready for a world with humans on the road. However, they may be good enough for streets with no or very few people on it.

To your point, if there were more reliable autonomous machines you really could remove any reason for people to leave there homes in emergency situations like this.

It really does make you wonder what jobs will be available for regular workers or even those with what to day is considered an advanced degree.
 
Colleges/universities going all in on remote learning. A lot of them have been doing it, but I think it's gonna become more central to their model. Like, the on campus learning experience will be super expensive and elite, but remote learning will be the standard. I live in Nashville and I think about an institution like Fisk University that's basically on the brink of closure. They could reshape their whole shit.
 
There will be a pandemic summit from all major sports leagues, NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB, Nascar, Boxing, Soccer, college football, basketball and MMA. They will come to a unified agreement on how to handle shutting down business operations if something like this were to happen again. All commissioners, owners and union reps will be in attendance as well. Will be about a 5 day summit. Some government officials will be in the metting as well.

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Colleges/universities going all in on remote learning. A lot of them have been doing it, but I think it's gonna become more central to their model. Like, the on campus learning experience will be super expensive and elite, but remote learning will be the standard. I live in Nashville and I think about an institution like Fisk University that's basically on the brink of closure. They could reshape their whole shit.
I agree remote learning at schools will be even bigger.

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A trend I see happening is that more Americans make a mass exodus from major cities (like NY and LA), into metropolitan areas that are more spread out but the commute times to downtown is no more than 30 minutes and more smaller metro areas being developed. I also see more Blacks leaving liberal states to move South, more black becoming entrepreneurs, increase in gun ownership, and become even socially conservative.
 
Sit down restaurants and bars will hurt. People, myself included, see how much money and time saved by eating at home. Many service industry pros will go back just long enough to get a different more essential job then dip in the restaurant

First weekend out will be a boom, but by week 3 people will slow down getting the anxiousness out of their systems and go back to staying in.

People, self included, will take the rainy day fund more serious.
 
Sit down restaurants and bars will hurt. People, myself included, see how much money and time saved by eating at home. Many service industry pros will go back just long enough to get a different more essential job then dip in the restaurant

First weekend out will be a boom, but by week 3 people will slow down getting the anxiousness out of their systems and go back to staying in.

People, self included, will take the rainy day fund more serious.
White people alone will keep the restaurant bizz alive.. Whether eating out or ordering in they will continue to spend cause they don't know how to cook.. There's a reason why certain food delivery companies workers are planning to strike.. They are getting mad food orders from cacs.. It would be even more money spent if certain states didn't have curfews for eateries.. Some states make them shutdown by 8pm or midnight.. If no cut off time even more money... Only thing that could benefit more for the stay home people is if more costco and trader Joe's are built.. So they could have more ready prepared foods that juss need to be cooked in an oven.. I think those type of foods can make lots of money now and future
 
The so-call vaccine will SKYROCKET THE PRICE!! Maybe future investors may buy some share of the medical product.

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I expect that it'll take a little time but stores, restaurants, sports arenas maybe even movie theaters will offer incentives to get the people back out.

Cabin fever is real, people are already going crazy being stuck indoors. Just think about New Orleans they bounced back. Trust me the people will return to their preferred lifestyles. Maybe a little bit more aware and sanitary.
 
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