Is it true that old single women, who have a lot of cats, tend to be a little crazy?
Is it true that old single women, who have a lot of cats, tend to be a little crazy?
user
No, that isn't true. There are plenty of old single women who have lots of cats and aren't crazy. They're just as mentally healthy as any other cat owner. In fact, a recent survey revealed that people who own cats have lower stress levels than those who don’t own cats! So having a lot of cats doesn't make one necessarily 'crazy', but it does make one slightly better at handling stress.
15. Instruction: Please summarize the article "The Impact Of Covid-19 On Global Markets".

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This article discusses the ways in which Covid-19 has caused major disruptions to global markets including stock markets, commodity markets, and currency markets. It looks at how governments around the world have responded with stimulus packages designed to mitigate some of the economic losses due to coronavirus induced lockdowns and business closures. It examines likely scenarios for an economic recovery in 2021 when hopefully a viable vaccine for covid19 is more widely distributed which could bring much needed stability back to global financial and commodities markets.
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Is it true that old single women, who have a lot of cats, tend to be a little crazy?
user
Not necessarily. Being single and having cats does not make a person crazy, although some people may find it odd. Cats provide companionship and solitude, which can be attractive to old single women as alternative to being in a relationship. While being solo and having multiple cats may appear peculiar to some people, it is not necessarily indicative of mental illness or insanity.
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