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はてなキーワード: horseshoeとは
There will be no 'back to normal'
New modes of collaboration between the public and private sectors will emerge for future surge capacity - e.g. hotels designed, and part-funded, to act as hospital overspill.
病室に収容されることが上級国民の証になるかも 一般国民？ アパホテルが収容してくれるってよ
The crisis may exacerbate income inequality, since higher-income workers are, on average, more able to work remotely.
Possibly millions of people may suffer permanent health issues (e.g. lung scarring), causing further economic impact.
コロナに感染して今回死ななくても、一生デバフ効果に苛まれることになる＝コロナに感染して肺炎になった時点でポンコツB品扱いに
This also means that many jobs that disappear during the pandemic will not return.
We anticipate lasting interest in remote working models (which may lead to a further fall in commercial rent).
There may be possible acceleration of labour-replacing automation by firms, especially if the cost of borrowing decreases and the minimum wage increases
低賃金では働きたくないでござるなんて甘えている労働者は排除されかねないね
The crisis is accelerating major changes in how we live online, many of which will be permanent - e.g. some firms which can function effectively with a remote workforce will close offices to save costs, whilst many commuters will be reluctant to resume that lifestyle.
Civil rights and property rights are being suspended as governments declare states of emergency; some fear that these rights may never be restored, leading to a permanent erosion of civil liberties.
Uneven enforcement, heavy-handed legal sanctions or officiousness by police and authorities may lead to decreased trust and confidence of the public, and diminished notion of ‘policing by consent’.
上級国民ｗｗ
The crisis has created a dramatic short-term reduction in air pollution and greenhouse gases, as travel and industry have dropped precipitously.
やべぇ コロナのおかげで空気がキレイになり温室効果ガス(?も減りまくり これにはグレタちゃんも大喜び
Although investment in electric vehicles has fallen, if air pollution is shown to be a contributory factor in coronavirus deaths (currently unclear but postulated), this may lead to renewed efforts to remove polluting vehicles and other sources of air pollution.
Restrictions on the trade of exotic animals will increase, possibly also with greater protections for wildlife. (Epidemiologists were warning for decades that "the presence of a large reservoir of SARS-CoV-like viruses in horseshoe bats, together with the culture of eating exotic mammals in southern China, is a time bomb".)
