That said, I doubt they'll learn from this in regards to treatment of introverts. People in general have a tendency to assume that their peers have had similar experiences to themselves, and as a result expect peers' social preferences and standards to align with their own. If anything, what we'll see more of is questions such as "how could you stand quarantine, it was literally torture" thrown around in public discussion, especially given that western society places greater value in extroversion (to the point where not enjoying large social gatherings is often misconstrued as a sign of psychosocial maladjustment).

I must express amazement at the rotation of the small simple platforms used for the casual storage of common items.