I wonder how much irreparable damage the central banks have done by "printing" unprecedented amounts of money. And that is what makes this "cycle" unique (i.e.,

I wonder how much irreparable damage the central banks have done by "printing" unprecedented amounts of money. And that is what makes this "cycle" unique (i.e., is comparing it to the 80s accurate). Is it realistic to expect the economy to "catch up" given the excessive amounts of money supply that's been pumped into it?