Esteban de la Sexface
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Has society improved after previous crises? I would argue it has, because we are where we are. This has brought everyone to the same level. It doesn't discriminate on race, colour, religion or wealth. Everyone has been affected.
It could be a reset button, financially, morally, ethically, ecologically for the globe.
We have a chance to decouple finance from well being for a good percentage of earths population. Forgive debt, invent a sustainable way to live and distribute wealth and look after each other.
What we must do first is survive, then the onus is on us and the people that govern us to ensure we do the recovery properly.
My fear is that previous crises are usually snowballed. There is enough financial devastation for some of the loons that are in power to justify recovery by any means necessary, that usually means war. My big fear in the aftermath is that we will see a global conflict.
It could be a reset button, financially, morally, ethically, ecologically for the globe.
We have a chance to decouple finance from well being for a good percentage of earths population. Forgive debt, invent a sustainable way to live and distribute wealth and look after each other.
What we must do first is survive, then the onus is on us and the people that govern us to ensure we do the recovery properly.
My fear is that previous crises are usually snowballed. There is enough financial devastation for some of the loons that are in power to justify recovery by any means necessary, that usually means war. My big fear in the aftermath is that we will see a global conflict.