In Part I, the Left’s use of models to achieve political objectives, including during this pandemic, was examined. In addition, some fairly straightforward and obvious lessons learned from this crisis were discussed. The political class has run amok in trying to “do something,” but as usual, the cooler heads are among their constituents, and we need to hear much more from them as this pandemic unfolds. Toward that end, here in Part II, we are going to look at some common sense observations, lessons learned, and predicted positive outcomes as espoused by average Americans. They are presented in no particular order, with my comments after each in brackets [ ].

The first list:

1. The stigma against telecommuting will be erased. [No doubt about it, and businesses will find that productivity does NOT decrease.]
2. Handshaking will disappear. [That’s a difficult habit to break, but it’s possible for at least some people.]
3. Concerts will be diminished. [For a while; then memories will fade.]
4. People will consume less and save more. [Maybe in the short-term.]
5. More food delivery/cloud kitchen models, less “restaurants.” [Quite possible. Say “hello” to DoorDash.]

1. the stigma against telecommuting will be erased. 2. handshaking will disappear. 3. concerts will be diminished. 4. people will consume less and save more. 5. more food delivery/cloud kitchen models, less "restaurants"

— Stephan Kinsella (@NSKinsella) March 29, 2020

The next suggestions:

1. Kids are being homeschooled and parents can realize that public education is shit. [Yes.]
2. Also realizing celebrities aren’t important and we don’t need them. [Big yes here!]

Kids are being homeschooled and parents can realize that public education is shit.
Also realizing celebrities aren't important and we don't need them.

— Mrs. Introvert Af. Hernandez (@Me_libertarian) March 29, 2020

The next input:

1. Stronger borders [President Trump was right!]
2. More manufacturing brought home [President Trump was right again!]
3. Better hygiene practices [Always a good thing; kids might even listen more now, and parents will get serious about teaching them, too.]
4. No more hugging strangers. [Yes. Will the Europeans “kiss cheeks” after this is all over?]

Stronger borders, more manufacturing brought home, better hygiene practices, no more hugging strangers.

— NickInLA3 (@in_la3) March 29, 2020

The next offering:

1. The 2nd Amendment debate is over and the right to bear arms won. [Even lefties are buying guns now.]
2. Public schools and universities are being exposed for their inefficiencies. [Stand by for more and better online school.]
3. Manufacturing will come back to the US. [Will be required to for certain strategic industries.]
4. Necessity will drive massive health care innovation. [Telemedicine will explode.]

The 2nd Amendment debate is over and the right to bear arms won.

Public schools and universities are being exposed for their inefficiencies.

Manufacturing will come back to the US.

Necessity will drive massive health care innovation.

— 🌷🌹☩ Violet Irwin ☩🌹🌷 (@VioletIrwin76) March 29, 2020

And still more:

1. Most people are awake about China’s government. [China will be ostracized for at least a generation (or until they overthrow the Chinese Communist Party)]
2. No reason to have everyone work in an office. [A repeat from above.]
3. Reusable shopping bags aren’t healthy. [The lefties take another hit on one of their nonsensical issues.]

Most people are awake about China’s government. No reason to have everyone work in an office. Reusable shopping bags aren’t healthy.

— Geoff (@geoffrobinson) March 29, 2020

More:

1. The EU dissolves completely [Possibly as overreach because the Euro-elite won’t go down quietly, but the virus has shown the ineptitude of Brussels and open border policies.]

The EU dissolves completely

— Frank Forrest 🇺🇸 (@frankmforrest) March 29, 2020

I like this one bigly:

1. People will start questioning global warming models more [This was covered in detail in Part I. The Left use flawed models to drive their policies.]

People will start questioning global warming models more

— John Miles (@PrivatizeEdu) March 29, 2020

These are thoughtful:

1. Trimming the fat on the globalist economy. [Global supply chains are going to be turned upside-down for starters.]
2. I’m hoping, HOPING that people can see how useless federal regulatory agencies are Looking at the FDA, EPA, CDC, and Department of Education [President Trump was right about cutting federal regulations, too. That’s what’s happening during this crisis with CDC/NIH testing regs, for example.]

Trimming the fat on the globalist economy. I'm hoping, HOPING that people can see how useless federal regulatory agencies are

Looking at the FDA, EPA, CDC, and Department of Education 😉

— ⏳ Benjamin Henry ⏳ (@BenStincident) March 29, 2020

Still more:

1. More value placed on family & spending/making time with/for them [A greater appreciation for family and life, in general, will evince.]
2. Increase in gun ownership [Already happening!]
3. More appreciation for nurses, doctors, truck drivers, farmers, etc. [Hopefully, this will last.]
4. Less dependence on foreign products = “Made in America” [Great for the US economy after this is all over.]
5. More time spent outside (for adults & kids) [Ditch the electronics? Maybe.]

1) More value placed on family & spending/making time with/for them
2) Increase in gun ownership
3) More appreciation for nurses, doctors, truck drivers, farmers, etc
4) Less dependence on foreign products = “Made in America” ^
5) More time spent outside (for adults & kids)

(1/)

— Noe (@onewaymatt1720) March 29, 2020

Still more, part 2:

6. Stronger border control (hopefully) [A repeat from above.]
7. Increased focus on supporting local businesses [Quite possibly.]
8. Exposing of corrupt, incompetent politicians [See Part I!]
9. Exposing of vapid, out of touch celebrities [A repeat from above.]
10. Self-sufficient practices becoming more popular (gardening, home economics, etc.) [People might learn how to can food again, too. The preppers were onto something.]

6) Stronger border control (hopefully)
7) Increased focus on supporting local businesses
8) Exposing of corrupt, incompetent politicians
9) Exposing of vapid, out of touch celebrities
10) Self-sufficient practices becoming more popular (gardening, home economics, etc)

(2/2)

— Noe (@onewaymatt1720) March 29, 2020

Still more, part 3:

11. Better hygiene & cleanliness (hopefully end of handshaking) [A repeat from above.]
12. We become healthier overall [Quite possibly, at least in the short-term.]
13. More flexibility for employees working remotely [A repeat from above.]
14. The importance of budget balancing makes a comeback [Don’t believe so unless we change out the political class. Future generations are stuck with paying down the economic stimulus bill.]

Forgot some…

11) Better hygeine & cleanliness (hopefully end of handshaking)
12) We become healthier overall
13) More flexibility for employees working remotely
14) The importance of budget balancing makes a comeback

— Noe (@onewaymatt1720) March 29, 2020

These are some excellent predictions, observations, and positive forecasts from average people. Have you heard anyone from the political class – especially the Democrat-media complex – discuss any of them? Of course not. The American people will figure things out on a local level long before the fools in Washington, DC will.

The end.