However, I realized it possibly could be much worse than this because of how all this is going presently. Because of what I experienced Memorial Day Weekend I realized now because of how many Americans are undisciplined and basically crazy from being kept inside their homes so far with no money or way to make a living that it is quite possible that the actual number of dead (from both Coronavirus, Suicide and starving or just going crazy might be between 1 and 3 million Americans by this time next year.
I can possibly predict this change by how crazy people were this weekend nationwide in wantonly spreading the coronavirus as seen in parties and on beaches and parks and parties all over this country. I'm thinking that the worst peaks we will see (so far) likely will be this summer which could be worse than what hit New York City already just from all 50 states opening up.
So, I think most states will remain open and see all the people dying as a necessary price to pay to economically survive the coronavirus now.
By the way I'm not writing this to scare you but to show you what time lines presently look like so you can change them to something better.
As someone who can often see into the future if I tell you what I see often all of you can make it a better outcome than what I see if I write about it.
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