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Posted On: 05/13/2020 11:14:22 AM
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Lets take my county. There are 3 hospitals in the county only 1 will survive. At best they will convert to outpatient treatment centers. Life saving healthcare will start to evaporate as in most cases you need treatment within 1 hour. That will increase the mortality rate and reduce US life expectancy from it's present 78 years most likely down to 68 after a few years. That said retirement age might be reduced to 58. What Covid-19 does is reduce population. 3.9 million birth, 2.9 million deaths. So we add 1 million per year. Considering 3000 added deaths x 365 days = 1.09 million. Limiting life saving services and additionally possible sterilization through vaccination. You could get a net population loss of 3 million per years in the US. Personally I think we will see a rapid 15% population decrease over the next several years as Covid-19 has mutated and that makes a vaccination at best 50/50
Dental and optometry businesses are a dime a dozen as are hair salons, gyms and bars.
5G also puts HS and Colleges brick and mortar in question. Other than hands on technical training. This goes away. After 8th grade HS and most college is redundant to 90% of the population and only 10% will get a degree anyway you cut it.
Of 128 million people working 1/3 are going to have to find new career paths. That is when the infrastructure bill will be passed.
If you are able...you will work or you will starve. Welfare as we know it will change.
Then when settled in a path. We will then get US Treasury crypto currency in place of the FED dollar.
Travel will be restricted outside the US to the wealthiest 10-20%. Immigration will be restricted to only those skilled or back to the 50k a year we normally did... IMHO
Other counties are going to be on their own and those with large populations will be most severely effected..the day of living off the US tit are over....imho
Question though
Lets take my county. There are 3 hospitals in the county only 1 will survive. At best they will convert to outpatient treatment centers. Life saving healthcare will start to evaporate as in most cases you need treatment within 1 hour. That will increase the mortality rate and reduce US life expectancy from it's present 78 years most likely down to 68 after a few years. That said retirement age might be reduced to 58. What Covid-19 does is reduce population. 3.9 million birth, 2.9 million deaths. So we add 1 million per year. Considering 3000 added deaths x 365 days = 1.09 million. Limiting life saving services and additionally possible sterilization through vaccination. You could get a net population loss of 3 million per years in the US. Personally I think we will see a rapid 15% population decrease over the next several years as Covid-19 has mutated and that makes a vaccination at best 50/50
Dental and optometry businesses are a dime a dozen as are hair salons, gyms and bars.
5G also puts HS and Colleges brick and mortar in question. Other than hands on technical training. This goes away. After 8th grade HS and most college is redundant to 90% of the population and only 10% will get a degree anyway you cut it.
Of 128 million people working 1/3 are going to have to find new career paths. That is when the infrastructure bill will be passed.
If you are able...you will work or you will starve. Welfare as we know it will change.
Then when settled in a path. We will then get US Treasury crypto currency in place of the FED dollar.
Travel will be restricted outside the US to the wealthiest 10-20%. Immigration will be restricted to only those skilled or back to the 50k a year we normally did... IMHO
Other counties are going to be on their own and those with large populations will be most severely effected..the day of living off the US tit are over....imho
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