Honestly, I wish it was. Well, it is inspiring in a hypothetical sense.
However, the reality is that as a lower-class family living in a huge urban center this crisis feels paralyzing due to the lack of economic resources that would be needed to suddenly move out of the city (or move at all), to gain land, etc. and how precarious our future access to those material/economic resources feels.
If I had land to run away to, though, I would!
That being said, if seen some shifts if friends/community members without children. More sourdough starters, gardens, etc.
And in my professional life, its been interesting to see people become more interested in seeking medical care outside of hospitals. Or rather, folks who had considered it before but not strongly, now feel much stronger. I think folks are also taking more medical care into their own hands because they are avoiding the hospital unless truly in crisis.