(June 24 05:30) Mashable.com
Nobody’s 2020 has been exactly the same as anybody else’s. We’ve all had our own experience of a year unlike any other in living memory, our own coping mechanisms, our own battles to fight. We are "in the same rough seas, but in different boats."
But as the coronavirus pandemic brought the lives of people all over the world into a strange and necessary uniformity, most of us found ourselves having more in common with more people than ever before. Our jobs, if we were lucky enough to keep them, looked more similar. Our social lives, once scattered across cities and towns, shrank to the size of our living rooms. Our conversations, and those of strangers we passed on the street, always circled around to the same thing. Lockdowns or self-isolation, homebody hobbies, massively increased reliance on digital connection, and a worldwide reckoning meant that suddenly, there were fewer things to do, and more people doing them with us. Read more...More about Netflix, Black Lives Matter, Zoom, Coronavirus, and Best Of 2020
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