Couldn't disagree more with the 'new world order' article. No mention whatsoever of the real keys to global change and opportunities: human population control, undoing of theocracies and religiosity (including Christian America) to confront the realities of the planet, sustainability for energy, food, water and habitat. The existing systems have no vision or plan for addressing these vital needs to the survival of our species or this planet.
What a poorly edited collection of “this could happen, or that could happen, or maybe a blend of both”.
Predictions include both “moire [sic] authoritarianism” and a “Major swing left in politics.” So things will include a shift to the right, or to the left? How insightful.
“A fall in asset prices (stocks and real estate) of between 40-80% will disproportionately hurt the rich.“
Well, duh. The decline in stock values is going to affect those who own stocks. trenchant an observation.
What the long-term results this pandemic will be, and what affect it will have on either accelerating, slowing, or redirecting existing trends is something worthy of thought. Personally I don’t know how all this will play out over the long term or what the future world will look like. Much like the author of this article.
Couldn't disagree more with the 'new world order' article. No mention whatsoever of the real keys to global change and opportunities: human population control, undoing of theocracies and religiosity (including Christian America) to confront the realities of the planet, sustainability for energy, food, water and habitat. The existing systems have no vision or plan for addressing these vital needs to the survival of our species or this planet.
What a poorly edited collection of “this could happen, or that could happen, or maybe a blend of both”.
Predictions include both “moire [sic] authoritarianism” and a “Major swing left in politics.” So things will include a shift to the right, or to the left? How insightful.
“A fall in asset prices (stocks and real estate) of between 40-80% will disproportionately hurt the rich.“
Well, duh. The decline in stock values is going to affect those who own stocks. trenchant an observation.
What the long-term results this pandemic will be, and what affect it will have on either accelerating, slowing, or redirecting existing trends is something worthy of thought. Personally I don’t know how all this will play out over the long term or what the future world will look like. Much like the author of this article.