What if this virus kills less than 100,000 people? How will history judge going into an economic depression over a fucking flu?
What if this virus kills less than 100,000 people...
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give me 10-20 years and I'll be able to tell you.
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The real depression is the honk-pilling of the economy.
The money printing keeps on brrring and interest rates keep on falling
they'll tell themselves that it was the preventative action that kept the death toll low
and maybe they'll be right
They'll see it is as chinese 4D chess ruining US economy.
that's actually what we're hoping for
history will be written by people that understand 100k deaths was victory, not failure.
The virus has very little to do with it.
It was simply the slight breeze that blew over a house of cards.
It will be seen as either the final blow to the just-in-time globalization project
or as another warning that everybody ignored until the next supply crisis crashes the market
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everyone will agree it was needed to prevent a lot more deaths