> “It very suddenly reverses the gains of underprivileged groups, kills and creates drug addicts, beats and terrorizes women and children in violent now-jobless

> “It very suddenly reverses the gains of underprivileged groups, kills and creates drug addicts, beats and terrorizes women and children in violent now-jobless households, and more. It bleeds deep anguish and suicide.” This sounds the ravings of someone who acted like they saw the hidden gears moving the economy. Now they’re frighteningly uncertain, and want to exert their influence to regain their sense of comfortable uncertainty. And in the trade-offs, he's revealing his biases, which is careful to limit to good luck: > "Vaccines are not coming anytime soon, so natural immunity is the only way out for now." But we've heard enough from other people stupid enough to say it out loud--we're going to lose some % people, but the damage to the economy will be worse--to know what he's alluding to. Frighteningly uncertain, because if the absolute worst thing happens and everything goes MadMax, it's the wealthiest who will have targets on their backs--October Revolution. See. I can sound like an A$$, too.