How Has Covid-19 Changed Mind-sets and Behaviours?

By Esther Ping Dominic

August 2020 COVER STORY
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AN END. The global population is anxious for a resolution to what has been a nightmare of a year so far. But as much as we look forward to a medical ending, i.e. when a vaccine for Covid-19 is finally – and triumphantly – discovered, what we truly crave for is the social ending, i.e. when widespread fear of Covid-19 wanes and we learn to live with the virus.Collectively, our programmed behaviours and the routines we keep have had to...

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Esther Ping Dominic

is a writer who is surprisingly still alive despite the saying “curiosity kills the cat”. Having been on the receiving end of undeserved kindness, she aims to live her life reflecting that.

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