The end of life as we know it? Get real.

After the coronavirus pandemic, we will still fly, shop in stores and go to concerts. It’s other things that will change.

A pedestrian walks by a shuttered store April 23 in Washington. (Matt McClain/The Washington Post)

By 

Steven Pearlstein, The Washington Post, 05/28/20

Columnist

Hardly a day goes by that some otherwise sober and well-grounded observer offers a sweeping prediction that the coronavirus will change just about everything.

The first casualty is said to be globalization, and the anticipated unwinding of global supply chains, the dismantling of the global trading regime and the dramatically reduced flow of goods, people and capital across borders.

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