Saying we should be afraid of the unpredictable is like saying we should be afraid of a meteor crashing into earth. (1) We have no idea how likely it is to hap

Saying we should be afraid of the unpredictable is like saying we should be afraid of a meteor crashing into earth. (1) We have no idea how likely it is to happen (2) There's nothing we can do to stop something unpredictable (3) If something unpredictable does happen, deal with it then Despite the fact that I disagree with your level of alarmism in general, I won't even argue the unlikelihood of these profound cultural and social impacts you suggest. I will just continue to stick with my original argument that there's nothing to gain by fear or panic and continue to be right.