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COVID-19: The Great Reset

 This is a fairly new book. Meaning it came out in July, however, you will see why I doubt the timeline of its writing. We will look at the work that goes into writing a book. We will explore each chapter, there's only three, but they are very detailed. Also, I will give reasons why the majority of people will enter it. Like or not.


Professor Klaus Schwab and Thierry Malleret wrote about macro and microeconomics. First, let’s look at the differences. Think of microeconomics as a single house. You would be concerned about only matters within your own house. Macroeconomics is the opposite. That is about a broader scope. Such as being concerned about your house and family households. They talk about 'interdependence' is the by-product of globalization. Like you, I enjoy the internet. Being able to see English translated papers from across the world. You get a full perspective about events going on around the world. We can now order snack boxes from Japan (or anywhere you choose) because of the net. I don't know anyone who lives in the north that doesn't take advantage of two-day delivery. Or food delivery services. They also used the phrase 'silo thinking'. First of all, I had to Google that phrase because I had no idea what it meant. In a nutshell, it's what the FBI and CIA do all the time. They keep information under their roof. We have seen so many cases when one agency had information about an event, yet they didn't share the information. Not even with local law enforcement. Such as the Oklahoma City Bombing. The FBI building was empty that day because they knew what was going to happen. Those of us in our mid to late forties will remember that day. September eleventh is another scenario where one branch had information that should have been shared. You get the idea. Silo thinking is keeping critical information to yourself. Velocity is the next term that was used. This also stumped me. This is everything we have. Laptops, Kindles, and Phones. How many times have you ordered a burger from Sonic and got delivered? Speed something is done basically is velocity. You order something and it's delivered as soon as possible. Another example of velocity would be how fast we went from "we're in this together" to evil white privilege allowed cops to kill a black man in Minnesota. With whiplash speed, we turned into little children on a playground. Trump said "liberate Michigan" and his minions descended on Lansing like a plague of cockroaches on a sandwich. Velocity in our daily lives has been a double-edged sword. Yes getting information at light speed is awesome. The consequence is a shortened attention span. Have tried to have a conversation with people... Oh dear God, it's almost impossible. Their brain is like a rubber ball. 


This moves us to complexity. It seems anything we aren't familiar with blows our mind. As I am doing this it's Christmas and there was a bombing in Nashville Tennessee. This wasn't expected. The complexity of the situation is endless. I won't go into here because this isn't the video for it. 





Personal theories

(Keep in mind that these are my personal theories alone.)


Why we will go into The Great Reset? By the time it arrives, I estimate about 75% of Americans will be jobless, homeless, and desperate after having spent time hearing their stomach churn with hunger and having no way to calm it. Having heard their child(ren) saying 'I am hungry' then being reduced to theft in order to feed them. The offer of stable shelter, income, and the ability to feed their family will be more than they can resist. There will be a debt forgiveness angle as well. Let's not forget those with medical conditions that can be of use to the elite oligarchs. We will be allowed in as long as we toe the line and carry the approved opinions. Of course, everyone will have to give the approved opinion in public. Absolutely no independent thoughts will be tolerated. Oh wait, we are already seeing that. We will welcome back the comforts which we once enjoyed like food delivered to our door. Hell, some will be glad to have the door again. Wi-Fi will be back in full force. Heat in the winter and air conditioning in the summer. What a wonderful life it'll be. Of course, that will be for those who didn't join the military for those things.  They will have already gained them back. Their families will already have substandard housing. 







Bibliography

Schwab, K., & Malleret, T. (2020). COVID-19: The Great Reset. Forum Publishing.

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