Our online survey of 158 college students and workers aged 18 to 30 years found:

 The majority of respondents experienced difficulty commuting due to unforeseen traffic and
pandemic travel restrictions, with 111 and 117 points, respectively. It is, however, the easiest of
the five pain points to resolve during the pandemic, according to responders, with 106 points for
the during the pandemic, and 105 points for even without COVID-19.
 Among the five pain points, respondents consider a lack of food, nutrition, and cleanliness to
not be considered as a big concern during the pandemic, with a point of 82.4. It also has a
feasibility score of 91.4, third at rank among the pain points. When it comes to job loss and
opportunity, respondents regard it as the most difficult to address, with 85.4 points, despite the
fact that it is in the second place where respondent does not find it a priority during the
pandemic. (89 points)
 Because of the forthcoming election, respondents have been exposed to a plethora of fake news
(104.2 points); yet, despite the fact that a large number of respondents have been exposed to
this, it is still the most easily solved of the pain points without pandemic’s problem (106.5
points).
 The highest points respondents gave in the pain points even with COVID-19 is dealing with
mental illness, at 117 points. It also has the fewest points, at 91.2, for being the easiest to
resolve. Respondents rate natural catastrophes caused by climate change as the most difficult to
fix of the five pain categories, with 77.8 points. It also has 79.2 points for how big of an issue it
creates among the five pain points, even without the pandemic.
 With 66.4 points, the majority of respondents do not consider poor access to energy and water
supply to be a major issue even in the absence of a COVID-19 pandemic. They also gave it a
feasibility score of 93.8. Due to the pandemic, respondents gave the inability to properly access
health care and other medical guidance a point of 93.6, and 89.6 points of how much easy it is
to resolve (second least to be prioritized, base on the result. Lastly, respondents gave 92 points
for not trusting the vaccine for COVID-19 for their pain points, and has 100.8 points for
feasibility.