Prior to the COVID-19 outbreak, anxiety already permeated our day-to-day lives in the form of terrorism, mass shootings, environmental degradation and political instability. Individually, we find ourselves anxious competing against others at work and for jobs and social status to maintain a sense of self-worth. Our phones, apps and social media are designed to increase
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