What will never be the same after this pandemic?

Many things, my friend

The concept of boundaries

This situation will definitely enter a recession mode soon. As most people agree, the epidemic spread in some parts of Europe is far more serious than that in the Indian subcontinent, and the border control of the former is far looser than that of the latter. European governments, especially western European countries, will be forced to adopt stricter regulations on who or what can cross international borders in the next few months or years.

This is a typical border in Western Europe

France-German border

At the same time, in the Indian subcontinent

Immigrants: countries such as the United States, Britain, France or any country that has been severely hit may impose stricter visa regulations on people from places they think are too dangerous to the public safety of their citizens.

This means that many people who want to leave their country now have no choice but to stay at home.

People with credibility

An important fact is that in the current coronavirus crisis, WHO seems to be not working like WHO, but more like some support bases for the governments of China and China. This is largely due to the current Director-General of WHO [1]

views on China and people who support China

In the next few years, China and China * * * production parties will be established.

China promoted bear bile as a drug for treating coronavirus, which shocked wildlife advocates

Obviously, many countries will have a very pessimistic view of China. I wouldn't be surprised if several countries take tough measures against China, from banning their people from visiting China to preventing their people from establishing business ties with China.

visual communication reduces close contact

I also want to say that the ongoing crisis may soon bring a moment when all important meetings, conferences and seminars will only be held through [2][3] video conferencing unless it is absolutely necessary.

The concept of video conference is not new. It has existed for about 2 years, but not everyone likes to use it, and not everyone can afford it. It is expected that this situation will change in the next few months or years, and even ordinary people will remember it.

It should be noted that the video call of Skype or Whatsapp is not what I said. I'm talking about Cisco stuff. When was the last time you heard your ordinary people call their friends Cisco things?

family education and family education methods

It is likely that in the next few years, students will be forced to study at home.

I don't know if you know this, but when I was at school, there was a passage from Issac Asimov's book about the future "electronic teacher-computer". As the name implies, its only job is to teach, and nothing else. Of course, this story shows that computers are not foolproof. However, computers used by teachers do not need to do this. We live in an era of online courses and online journals, which are likely to become new learning methods.

when it comes to young children, parents will have to become new teachers.

the defense of p>CBRN will be absolutely serious

Most people in the world think that nuclear weapons are the biggest threat, but they finally forget that the outbreak of a pandemic will cause much more trouble than nuclear weapons.

most countries with armies tend to have a large part (if not every country) who are good at CBRN defense [4](CBRN= chemical, biological and radioactive nuclear). However, some countries often have a department, sometimes even an entire branch, dedicated to CBRN defense.

For example, the United States has a special "Chemical Corps", and so do Russia and Britain. These organizations are not regular soldiers you train in CBRN. Their only task is CBRN defense.

I wouldn't be surprised if some countries set up their own CBRN defense forces with a lot of money.

Self-reliant countries

Special thanks to Nivedita Bhattacharya for giving this idea in the comments.

countries that used to have to continue to struggle with medical equipment purchased from countries that have been producing medical equipment for a long time may now have to start relying on themselves. Most of these countries will serve themselves first, and then serve other countries. Therefore, time is something you can do by yourself and you must start doing it yourself.

For example, recently two countries, India and Bangladesh, have made test suites that are not only reliable but also cheap. Similarly, the Indian company Mahindra Group[5], which is famous for its cars, has also made a reliable and affordable ventilator

In the coming years, this habit is likely to be extended to many countries, not just medical equipment, which is urgently needed by many countries.