There is no question that culture will be forever changed after the coronavirus pandemic ends. Here are some lessons we've learned that would change it for the better:

• Manufacturing should be brought home, not outsourced. A country should be able to manufacture its own essential goods if necessary.

• Cities are potential hotbeds of infection. More people should be living on their own land rather than crowded into cities.

• Immigration should be limited to protect the labor pool in the country, as well as to prevent contagion.

• People should start gardens, and every citizen should have enough resources in store for at least a few months.

• Every citizen should have basic knowledge on the skills required to be self-sufficient, including growing food, cooking, home economics, and medicine.

• International travel on planes and cruise ships may be more common than it should be, and people should be more careful when doing it.

• Small and local businesses should be supported just as much as (If not more than) big businesses.

• Sound money is better than fiat, especially if fiat currency can be issued infinitely.

• Nuclear families and high-trust communities are vitally important.

What are some other cultural lessons that should be learned from this?