The COVID-19 pandemic is disrupting daily routines around the world. Overwhelmed hospitals, desolate schools, ghostly towns and self-isolation echo a campy horror flick, but an all too real one.
Companies are laying people off by the thousands, the service industry is teetering on the brink of collapse, and socialist ideas suddenly don’t sound so bad to an average citizen suddenly left dependent and isolated. According to a recent poll by the University of Southern California, around 40 percent of individuals feel anxiety about the pandemic, and more than half have been avoiding some or all other people.
