Why?
Because there is a type of disruption that is happening worldwide that I have never seen before or even heard about and The 1918 Spanish flu is the only thing that comes close to this.
But, they were not as technologically dependent then and they had only about 1 to 2 billion people on the whole planet then. But now we have almost 8 billion and we weren't feeding everyone as it was before Coronavirus. So, this is the problem now.
How are you going to feed the extra 6 billion people when the whole world is getting coronavirus the same year? Technologically it might be possible but human wise it isn't.
To the best of my ability I write about my experience of the Universe Past, Present and Future
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