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How does volatility shapes our new normal society in this time of pandemic?

There are two photographs of the post-pandemic metropolis that have surfaced. One is the ideal of enlarged sidewalks, adequate bike lanes, parking lots converted to green areas, and extended networks of pedestrianized boulevards, which is the urbanist's paradise. The other is a dystopia of deserted streets and shuttered stores, a barren cultural landscape in which the diversity, energy, and pageantry of Barcelona's La Rambla, Paris' Champs Elysees, London's Piccadilly Circus, and New York's Times Square have been replaced by a tableau of socially isolated and masked citizens rushing between their jobs and their homes (pandemic).

There will be less squeezing on the streets and less random crowds (pandemic). Outdoor lineups will form in front of groceries and retail businesses, museums and cultural events, and, most notably, office buildings, where residents will have to wait to have their temperatures taken. There will be fewer restaurants and cafés, as well as abandoned shops. Those that survive will have fewer seats due to the fact that their tables will be structured for physical separation (pandemic). There will be no more crowds at bars since drinks will be carried to the table. As they are rejiggered for social distancing, the fitness studios that have sprung up along so many metropolitan avenues will remain shuttered or will be far less packed than they were (pandemic).

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