However, it must be said since the elders (Baby boomers and older) control the wealth of the world right now just like (the depression era and World War II generation did before us) to protect the elders of the world does make sense in this.
However, if we ONLY prioritize the elders who control the wealth of the world then those younger than 40 or 50 will all starve to death.
So, how do we get a balance to preserve civilization while protecting enough elders while also protecting Younger people from starving to death?
This is the present balance the world is seeking.
The wealthier nations might figure out a way out of this but in poorer nations this is likely to be horrific for them over the next 5 years or so as this virus circulates slowly around the world on boats, trains, and planes and cars and on foot and on bicycles.
Could this just be the galaxy allowing this to happen? of course
Because it is true that there are Galactic Rangers in charge of Planet Earth which is a designated Galactic Park where millions of aliens have visited here for thousands and thousands of years.
But, what it would look like is that Galactic Rangers who preserve life on earth (they make sure certain species don't die out like humans) would probably at this point allow self culling like this virus to happen.
The point is that only 1 billion people are sustainable for thousands of years. So, we haven't been sustainable for thousands of years since about 1800 here on earth as a population.
So, I think we are slowly in fits and spurts working our way back to a sustainable population here on earth which is about 1 billion people which is sustainable if we stay on the surface of the earth like now.
We might sustain maybe 13 or 15 billion if EVERYONE moved underground and we tore down all our cities and reused them for farming and recreation. But, that is the ONLY way we get to 13 to 15 billion people and I don't see that happening anytime soon if at all.
So, that means we are headed now in fits and spurts down to about 1 billion over the next 2 centuries one way or another. So, at least pandemics usually don't kill everyone like a nuclear war would. At the very least there are always a minimum of 5% of the people that survive pandemics.
If you don't believe me study the black plague in Europe and England and Scotland from the Black Plague.
It first arrived in Europe in October of 1347 on ships to Sicily
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