https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpW9JcWxKq0


The "Great Reset" will be the complete re-organizing and re-adjusting of our global economy, and it will shape the "post-pandemic" world. However, the other process that will define the world after Corona, is... the "Fourth Industrial Revolution". Plainly speaking: this process will consist of human beings being merged with technology/machines. We will all be forced to become cyborgs. The link above is a video describing the process.


Now, this process will mostly be completed by the mass-vaccination campaigns that will "end" this pandemic. The vaccines will contain something called "hydrogel", which will fuse with any human body it is injected into, and connect said body to a global Artificial Intelligence system. All of our movements, vital organs, and even our thoughts, will be monitored by the A.I. The new economy will also be driven by cryptocurrency and a "social credit" system.
The Fourth Industrial Revolution will likely see the end of the human species as we know it.

I believe that this "virus" was created in a lab, by the elites, in order to facilitate these two goals. Everyone above should watch the video linked above.

Not sure about all that but the way things are turning it's going from catering to the strong to catering to the weak. Status will be decided by either how much of a victim you are or how much of an appeaser of victims you are. It's not so much communism as we knew it in the last century as in a system where we will basically be ants in a giant colony.

Yeah-I kind of agree with you. Although, we have to keep in mind that the global A.I. will decide who is "weak" and who is "strong". In fact, I don't think it will be about "weak" and "strong" as we know it-the A.I. will judge who is "useful" to the "Greater Global Society". It's some scary stuff, mane: think of the "Borg" from "Star Trek".

I have a feeling that the people who are not judged as "useful" by the A.I., will be refered to as "non-essential". So I suppose they are getting us used to hearing that term now.

Just like the Gilded Age. Rapidly changing economy, extreme wealth inequality, precarious work conditions with tons of low quality jobs and increasingly rare good jobs. The resemblance is uncanny.

The good news is that things generally improved afterwards.