2) COVID-19 and People's New Perspectives The COVID-19 pandemic has been the biggest societal shift since World War II. This pandemic has turned the lives of most people upside down by disrupting how they work, travel, shop, socialize, learn, and spend. Hence, it can be said that every aspect of people's life has been affected. Throughout this crisis, people's attitudes, reactions, and interactions have become different. Moreover, the way people see things has been changed. As a result, the pandemic has profoundly changed people's perspective on life. In a well-organized four-paragraph classification essay, discuss COVID-19 has radically altered/changed people's perspectives on two how different aspects of life

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