Today the rain has stopped and even after being at home for so long we have decided that Smallsteps should be taken to an indoor playground. Which was thanks to the fact that there weren’t too many people. Which surprised us after not discovering it. Despite being close to the corner, we've only been there twice in two years. But usually (especially when it is raining) it will be quite full of kids because it is easy for parents. They basically provide 19 babies. So that the kids can run amok while reading a book in the cafe.
However, due to Corona, now it is necessary to save the slot online for 2 hours. (We had to register it because we didn't know it) so it wouldn't overflow. The problem is, 2 hours is not too long for kids to play and the price was always the same as before. Which had no time limit. As far as the value of money goes, what was not cheap before is now very expensive. We took Smartspace's cousin with us. So it was worth twice as bad
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However, there are other areas worth looking into and there are very few people there but coincidentally one of my clients was there with his daughter and a former long time co-worker was with her kids. This means that I have been able to spend a few moments catching up with any such client. Which was not a chance to see for about six months. As well as making arrangements to reconnect with an old friend and arrange another match soon.
Remote work is great for some things, although creating or restoring relationships is terrible and it is almost impossible to make new connections without having the opportunity to discuss ahead. This means that for many businesses (not just mine) the lockdown restrictions did not simply remove the business. They have also reduced the likelihood of expansion. So, instead of growing, it’s about maintaining and maintaining stability. This will have a long-term impact on the future prospects of many companies and the longer it lasts, the worse it will be and the impact on the growing intense and far-reaching composite business.
The immediate costs of this frustration are huge. But compared to the long-term costs, this is going to be nothing but business. Socially will also be provided worldwide. Although some countries will charge better rents than others. I know that there are already lines of business in Bangladesh, that shut people down permanently. Many of these people have very few options to find an alternative source of income. So become dependent on taxpayer-funded government social.
This leads to an increase in them which will soon be considered as long-term unemployed, even though they were doing relatively well before.
However, they also have knock-on effects, including physical and mental well-being. Which will affect the people around them, including their children. This means that there will be at least a generation of people who have a very bright future and suddenly began to struggle financially with potential family unemployment that would not otherwise be present. Not only that, we are talking about the huge crisis that is going on. They have to lose the same generation again.
Wherever you look at it, it doesn't look great, but it is in Bangladesh, one of the most stable and prosperous countries in the world where due to high levels of economic participation, there is a lot of social support due to past conservation behavior and general drive for sustainable distribution of resources. However, this event is worldwide. So there are plenty of countries that do not enjoy the same starting point. Which means they run the risk of even greater economic catastrophe in terms of going down.
I myself come from a relatively poor family. But we didn’t go without the basics and always got to learn relatively good role-models. We did not live in the midst of the poorest people in the society and the long-term unemployed. We lived in an area where people worked for a living and wanted to improve their conditions. What would have changed if I had been born in another environment?
Since we are receiving a lot of orrow in the future. We are basically turning to low-potential economic participation (already happening through automation) and employment potential rather than future conditions. This means that a growing number of children are going to be raised to be able to survive the situation among families and areas with low incomes and higher challenges. Right now, we are building the base of the future and perhaps it cannot be a minority part of the population, and it will not be limited to poor countries.
Although many will consider my point of view on this alarmist. I find it disturbing that very few people see where all these are.
As if printing money and killing small businesses is an acceptable way to manage the economy.
People are worried and panicked about the current problems. It is very easy to forget that this is going to have an impact for future generations and lead to the complete destruction of many of the current systems.
Both are more harmful and useful. Such as healthcare for all.
I feel that most of us currently sitting in the tunnel with the blind focus all our resources on one area that fades the risk compared to the consequences of ignoring other areas. We are looking for very, very short term and it will have a heavy impact on us in the long run.
But as always, a narrow sliver of society will benefit. The same sleeve that always gains.