> In the 1970s, science-fiction writer Brian Aldiss coined the term “cozy catastrophe” to describe a fictional plot in which a bourgeois protagonist finds pleas

> In the 1970s, science-fiction writer Brian Aldiss coined the term “cozy catastrophe” to describe a fictional plot in which a bourgeois protagonist finds pleasure while the world goes to shit. After reading the article, this isn't a fictional plot. It's a sadly accurate prediction. The article's writer couldn't have proved Aliss's point more. It's tone def, divorced from reality and shows no genuine concern for how this will seriously and negatively affect the majority of people. This is the literal definition of irony which like everything else in this article seems lost with the writer.