That makes sense, and I feel like copying the first part that is a general prediction of what is to come in the economy and send it to friends and family who su

That makes sense, and I feel like copying the first part that is a general prediction of what is to come in the economy and send it to friends and family who suffer from too much optimism on the economy recovering quickly. I am retired (ha!) but even so I have had his book High Growth Handbook in my book buying wish list for along while. Sorry for being off topic and sorry for the following rant, but I think that the whole world is starting a permanent process of change/upheaval and not all results will be bad. I expect cruft like stupid consumer buying of needless shit to slow down, people and institutions will increasingly cherish strength and long term viability. In the recent sickness of neoliberalism (basically more rights for corporations than people) my hope is that there will be more investments in people and training in ways that enhance technological progress. For years the world will be harsh for the ‘bottom 50%’ but we can hope for some sort of transformation.