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Opinion writers weigh in on these pandemic issues and others.

Stat:To Roll Out Covid-19 Vaccines, Vaccinate Everyone In Several Hot ZonesDear CEOs of Pfizer, Moderna, and AstraZeneca,Thank you for rapidly mobilizing your scientific resources and your vaccine clinical trial networks. (We also thank Operation Warp Speed and others for organizing and underwriting your efforts to tame Covid-19.) Your vaccines are on the brink of crossing the finish line of approval, but the confusion surrounding the presidential transition has brought great uncertainty to the distribution plan. (Daniel Teres and Martin Strosberg, 12/3)

Bloomberg:How Safe Are Covid-19 Vaccines From Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna And AstraZeneca?SF: The Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccines may seem brand new, but they are the culmination of more thana decade of work that started during theSARS and MERS outbreaks.Vaccines were even developed against MERSbut were never needed. Nevertheless, scientists learneda huge amount from working with that virus, which is from the same family asthe onethat causes Covid-19. Remember also that technology has evolved rapidly for example, were now about ableto sequence the genomes of every mutant versionof the virus in less than a day. That helps in speeding up vaccine development. (12/2)

Stat:Make Science Bipartisan AgainThe Biden-Harris administration faces daunting challenges. Chief among them is tackling the Covid-19 pandemic and bending the case curve. This challenge cannot be met, let alone overcome, without a national plan plus substantial new investment in public health, science, and technology. And it will require prioritizing science over politics. (Tom Daschle, Bill Frist and Max G. Bronstein, 12/3)

The Wall Street Journal:Pharma Deserves The Nobel Peace Prize For The Covid VaccinesThis is the moment to put into nomination the obvious recipient for 2021s Nobel Peace Prize: the scientists at the pharmaceutical companies whose vaccines are about to rescue the world from the catastrophe of SARS-CoV-2. Who else was going to save us from Covid-19? The answer, weve learned across nine long months, is no one. (Daniel Henninger, 12/2)

The Washington Post:Lies About The Coronavirus Vaccines Are Already Spreading. How Can They Be Stopped?The coronavirus vaccines are coming, which means the coronavirus vaccine disinformation is coming, too. In fact, it is already here. Will New COVID Vaccine Make You Transhuman? asks one conspiratorial article about the upcoming inoculations, feeding into a wackadoodle charge about the reprogramming of DNA. This vaccine will not only mark you like a cattle, reads another website, you will be injected with nano particules that will make you a Perfect antenna for the 5g frequencies. And one similarly baseless narrative dates to the early days of the pandemic: that Bill Gates created the coronavirus itself in an effort to create mandatory vaccines. (12/3)

The Wall Street Journal:A Christmas Compromise On Covid Relief?As the 116th Congress enters its final weeks, I have a suggestion for House and Senate leaders: Take a break from nonstop politics and focus on the needs of the country. On Tuesday a bipartisan and bicameral group of legislators proposed a $908 billion emergency Covid relief package to get the American people through a difficult winter. Leadership should take up this bill immediately. (William A. Galston,12/1)

The New York Post:Heavy-Handed COVID-19 Lockdown Rules Are An All-Around DisasterAcross the nation, businesses are defying governors, such as Californias Gavin Newsom and New Yorks Andrew Cuomo, and refusing to shut down. The owners of Macs Public House on Staten Island, for example, declared the place an autonomous zone. When sheriffs arrested them Tuesday night, crowds cheered the owners. This pandemic isnt the time to glorify civil disobedience. People need to wear masks and follow safety rules, and the sheriffs were doing their job. Even so, owners resisting lockdowns are giving voice to a powerful message that shouldnt be lost. If government and public-health officials want to maintain public trust, they need to enforce rational rules consistently and obey the rules themselves. (Betsy McCaughey, 12/2)

Fox News:The Coronavirus Pandemic Is A Global Fraud Perpetrated By China, Abetted By The PowerfulYou've heard a lot recently about "voter fraud" and "election fraud." But now comes more profound news, of a global fraud thatbegan long before Election Dayand has ruined millions of lives, killed hundreds of thousands, and deeply affected the outcome of our presidential election.We speak, of course, ofthe coronavirus pandemic. Simply put,we've been lied to.The latest evidence comes from samples collected during Red Cross blood drives last year andanalyzed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in a study published on Monday. (Tucker Carlson, 12/3)

The Washington Post:Who Knew A Pandemic Could Reduce Health-Care Spending?I used to say that the only proven way to actually reduce health-care expenditures was to have a major financial meltdown. Now, 2020 has unexpectedly shown us another way to do it: have a pandemic. Let me expand on that a little. During the Great Health Care Wars of the early 21st century, I developed a certain personal specialty in explaining that no matter how wonderful single-payer health care might be in other respects, it wouldnt reduce U.S. health-care spending to European levels (which can be half or less what the United States spends). (Megan McArdle, 12/3)

The Wall Street Journal:What Are The GOPs Views On Health Care?Republicans and Democrats in Washington are stalemated on health care. Republicans long campaigned on repealing the Affordable Care Act and won House and Senate seats on the issue in 2010 and later. Democrats flipped the script in 2018 and attacked Republicans for trying to undermine the laws protections for pre-existing conditions. But for now at least, a President Biden will be unable to pass a public option, and Republicans will be unable to repeal the Affordable Care Act. The question the GOP ought to ponder is: What does it want to accomplish on health care? (Bobby Jindal, 12/2)

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By Steven Gimbel, Ph.D., Gettysburg CollegeEcopsychology explains that humans can enhance their psychological and physical well-being through respecting their connection with nature. (Image: asife/Shutterstock)

Humans are altruistic because caring for the group they lived in was an efficient way of surviving. Out of the 2,50,000 years that humans have been around, they have lived 2,38,000 years of it in nature, as a part of its interconnected network.

Ecologists see evolution as a foundational principle in a systemic sense. Combining this approach with evolutionary psychology has created a new branch called ecopsychology.

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Ecopsychologists believe that the human brain did evolve into what it is today, but it is not centered on a selfish notion of survival. Humans do not want to pass on their genetic code at any cost because the brain evolved as part of an ecosystem and the complex web of interconnected species in nature.

Why do we feel so good when we are in nature? Ecopsychologists explain that it is due to the human mind inherited from our ancestors. What we see and feel is a connectedness to the universe and nature. No wonder why people escape from their homes in the cities to nature to get restored and rejuvenated.

The sounds of nature are also soothing, even if the person has never been in the source of the sounds in reality. Theodore Rozsaks famous book, calledThe Voice of the Earth, is built around the same notion.

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The connection to nature does not mean a natural love of hiking and camping. Rather, it means our neural system is a part of a universal neural system, where hurting nature would be reflected back on us. The ecological damage around us affects us on a cognitive level.

Ecopsychologists argue that a deeper pre-cognitive effect results from damaging the environment. Physical harms, such as asthma and cancer, are results of the harm to nature, just like the psychological ones, such as lower mental stability.

The idea was the foundation of the 1982 filmKoyaanisquatsi: Life out of Balanceby Godfrey Reggio and Ron Fricke. The film is an aesthetic realization of the ecopsychology beliefs, with not even a single word and only interspersed landscapes and time-lapse footage of both natural and human-made surroundings.

What is the difference between ecopsychology and evolutionary psychology in practice? It seems like they both have the same foundation.

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The 1968 classic,Planet of the Apes,is a good example of evolutionary psychology. Three astronauts crash land on a planet 2000 years after a long space voyage in deep hibernation. The planet hosts different kinds of apes, including humans. However, it is the gorillas that have evolved to have language, culture, religion, and government.

Only one of the astronauts survives what they go through, and the gorillas are surprised by his capability of speech and complex thought. The apes believe in a Great Chain of Being where humans are lower than them.

However, the human astronaut began to prove everything wrong, and the apes did not want the societys beliefs to rattle. They have even taken a region of the planet that holds provocative remains of an old human culture and placed it off-limits, even to the scientists. They punish those who would hypothesize different worldviews and reserve even harsher sanctions for those who produce empirical evidence.

George Taylor, the astronaut, eventually manages to escape. He then finds out the planet 2000 years away from Earth is, in fact, Earth itself in 2000 years after a thermonuclear war. Almost all humans are dead, and the apes reign. The entire film is based on the notion that psychological aspects are features of evolution.

Humans in the movie need to evolve into what their pre-Stone Age ancestors were like to survive. In the meantime, apes find the opportunity to develop complex thinking and psychology.

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In another movie, Avatar, humans also travel to another planet. This time, they want to take resources and destroy the network of nature there. The inhabitants of the new planet, Pandora, are called Navi and have kept their deep connection to their home planet, or mother goddess Eywa. In the end, the human hero, Jake Sully, connects to the natural system of Pandora and defeats humans with human violence. He adopts their ecopsychological viewpoint to do so.

Ecopsychology believes that peoples physical and psychological health are bound to nature. If we hurt the environment, we hurt us.

Ecopsychology believes that people are a part of nature and should live as part of it to be healthy and happy.

Avatar was a modern movie based on ecopsychology. It showed how humans are a part of the network of nature and how they are bonded with it.

Ecopsychology believes in a deep pre-cognitive effect that damaging the environment has on humans. We harm ourselves when we harm the Earth, and this harm is inflicted both physically and psychologically.

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Many theatre productions have been made available during the pandemic lockdown in the UK while stages have been quiet and venues closed. We take a look at some of the highlights you may have missed online over the past few months.

As theatre's future remains uncertain, with a new tiered system looming, donations are welcomed by all the venues and companies listed. Happy viewing.

Shakespeare

Rob Myles's The Show Must Go Online started eight months ago and finished on the 19 November. Each full-length play was cast and rehearsed within a week and then streamed live. The whole series of Complete Works remains available on YouTube, along with four Shakespearean mashups presented with Quirk Books.Table Top Shakespeare

Forced Entertainment's Table Top Shakespeare began two months ago with Macbeth and finished a week ago with The Tempest. Each play is abridged and performed by one actor using kitchen utensils as characters and props. The average length is around fifty minutes, and they are entertaining both for younger audiences and those new to the bard. The whole series remains available until the 30 November.

Southwark Playhouse's production of Twelfth Night, directed by Anna Girvan, is available on their website.

Swinging The Lens's production of Richard II, with a cast of women of colour, is on the company's YouTube channel, and was originally presented at Shakespeare's Globe in 2019.

Both the Royal Shakespeare Company and Jermyn Street Theatre (JST) have tackled Shakespeare's Sonnets. The RSC's Sonnets in Solitude currently has more than fifty readings available; JST has completed the full set. You can find both the RSC and JST on YouTube. From 23-30 November, a full show of the Sonnets has been made available via theThe Shows Must Go On YouTube channel.

Tim Crouch has created a trio of shows focusing on Shakespearean characters (Banquo, Malvolio, and Peaseblossom). You can find these on Crouch's Vimeo channel.

The Barn Theatre, Cirencester, created three series of short pieces under the title Bard from the Barn. Co-produced by Aaron Sidwell, they place characters from Shakespeare into modern situations and the series can be found on their YouTube channel.

MusicalsMyth - The Musical

Dave Malloy's Ghost Quartet was added to YouTube in March 2020. This is an earlier version of the show which ran at the Boulevard Theatre in 2019.

Myth - the Musical was filmed at The Other Palace in March 2018. Written by Sam Cassidy, it has been available on Nick Ross Media's YouTube channel since the beginning of lockdown.

Three weeks ago, Glow-Worm Productions added their production of Mongolian Death Worm, a puppet musical written and performed by James Ure and Michael A Grant, to their YouTube channel.

Only the Brave, a musical by Rachel Wagstaff and Matthew Brind, filmed at the Wales Millennium Centre in 2016, was made available on Vimeo by AdVision TV in April 2020.

Adam Lenson Productions have been extremely active over the past few months: their SIGNAL Online concerts and specials remain available on YouTube, and they have recently moved into time-limited ticketed productions.

Short playsTranshuman and other short playscurrently available online

Compacts, a series of ten original short plays and monologues, is available on YouTube and showcases work written by Rick Allden. The average length is eleven minutes, and the shows focus on a range of voices and situations.

Lights Down Productions showcases female-led new writing across ten short plays. The Light On Showcase allows the playwrights to try out new pieces in the short format. Writers include Caley Powell, Emilie Maybank, and Judy Upton and are performed over a video link. The full series is available on the company's YouTube channel.

Golden Age Theatre Company have made seven short plays available on their YouTube channel. The company is "dedicated to creating theatre which explores big ideas in both historical and contemporary settings". The plays are typically 30-40 minutes long and explore a wide variety of subjects. The most recent plays are Infantophobia, about a woman who has a fear of children, and Transhuman, a sci-fi piece (both by Ian Dixon Potter).

The Coronavirus Theatre Club was formed seven months ago and now has more than forty short plays available on their YouTube channel. The pieces are sharp, energetic, and thoughtful, and include pieces written by Alice Murray, Alex Britt, Aurelia Gage, and Victoria Saxton. Running times range from three to twelve minutes.

Over at Queen's Theatre Hornchurch, Ten Tiny Plays feature snapshots of time across pieces running at an average of two minutes long. Writers include Lauren Bracewell and John Dunn. You can find these on the theatre's YouTube channel.

A remote series by Mark Goldthorp, Distanced comprises six short plays which were uploaded over the past four weeks. At an average running time of eight minutes, they can be enjoyed as separate entities or in one go online.

National eTheatr streamed between April and July 2020, with a wide range of plays from ten minutes long up to an hour in length. Barry McStay developed the project to provide work for theatre artists during the first national lockdown. You can find an archive of all the streams on their YouTube channel.

The Ow Am Ya! Theatre Company's project, Emerge, shares the work of their Youth Theatre Company on the subject of 2020. Currently, seven plays are available, including work by Poppy Tooth and Lauren Hindley. All have a running time of around three minutes and are available on the company's YouTube channel.

Tales From The Edge is a series of short-film monologues, filmed during lockdown and featuring characters "on the edge of society". These were uploaded between May and August 2020 and run at around fifteen minutes each. They can be viewed on YouTube.

Fringe festivalsThornhill Theatre Space'sWorldwide Virtual Fringe

Many fringe companies and festivals have moved online for 2020. Those that are still available or just starting include the following:

The HOMEmakers festival at Home in Manchester. You can access a range of audio and video recordings, and games, on a PWYC basis on the theatre's website. Access is available until 31 December.

The Hope Theatre in Islington has launched Hope at Home, which comprises five monologues. They will be released online on the theatre's YouTube channel each week from 23 November.

During the summer, the Thornhill Theatre Space's Worldwide Virtual Fringe ran on Facebook, and all thirty videos remain available, ranging from podcasts, plays, musical showcases, readings, and behind the scenes discussions. They have recently moved into offering selections from new musicals, including Astrom Club and No, You Can't.

The Space in Limehouse made several Zoom production readings available on their YouTube channel including their 2.0 Fest and ScriptSpace.

Scenesaver has collated many fringe performances from around the world in one place, available on free registration. It is this year's hub for the Off-West End Theatre Awards (OnComms).

Recently they have launched a "Theatre Club" where viewers can watch and discuss shows together. Donations are welcomed either to the site itself or to individual productions. Both the Reading and Wandsworth Arts Fringe have archived this year's productions on this site.

Children's showsHalf Moon Theatre at Home

Half Moon Theatre has been making productions available throughout lockdown. The House That Jackson Built is available online on a Pay What You Can basis from 28 November, and Butterflies from 12 December. Once booked, the recording can be watched for seven days.

On Unicorn Theatre's YouTube channel, you can find readings of Philip Pullman's Grimm Tales (until 21 February 2021) and Roald Dahl's The Twits (until 30 November 2020). Both are suitable for young children from the ages of 8-12.

Little Angel Theatre has made some short pieces available on their YouTube channel under the umbrella title Puppetry Sofa Series, with more planned before Christmas. They are also streaming two productions (Reach for the Stars, until 6 December; and Wow! Said the Owl, from 2-31 December via Zoom, at the cost of 13.50 per household).

What theatre shows have you enjoyed watching online? Let us know on Twitter!

Photo credits: HomeMCR, Forced Entertainment, The Other Palace, Golden Age Theatre, Thornhill Theatre Space, Half Moon Theatre

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VidCon, which bills itself as a celebration of online video and digital creators, launched VidCon Now, an ongoing digital experience this past summer. This December, VidCon Asia will program local VidCon Now sessions featuring industry leaders and talent, as part of the Singapore Media Festival, supported by the Infocomm Media Development Authority.

The sessions will launch on December 3, with new VidCon Now Asia sessions programmed afterward on a bi-weekly basis.

The VidCon Now Asia launch will be a 3.5-hour virtual event focused on the current state and future of online and community-led media in Asia. It will feature insights from online video platforms as well as creators exploring how they have moved from pitching other products to building their own brands and turning them into big business. It will also focus on the future of influencers, as the worlds first synthetic AI transhuman and her creators share how AI will change media and marketing forever.

VidCon Now Asia bi-weekly programming will be scheduled throughout 2021 across all three of VidCons established tracks Community, Creator, and Industry presenting a mix of workshops helping creators and business build bigger audiences and drive more revenue, fireside chats and panels to help the media and creative industries understand the future of creator-first media, and discussions of the issues facing media and marketing as it transforms from linear to on-demand and always on.

Attendees can view and register for programming at VidCon.com/now. New programming, creators, and speakers will be updated bi-weekly and available online in month-long increments.

Southeast Asia is one of the most innovative places in the world, with a huge pool of creative talent, said Jim Louderback, GM VidCon.We are thrilled to once again be part of the Singapore Media Festival and continue to bring the worlds experts to Singapore while we celebrate and include local businesses, creators, and experts. VidCon Now Asia will help drive the entire media ecosystem forward as creator-first media takes over more and more of media consumption, advertising dollars, and creative and technological innovation globally and in Asia.

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One of the biggest tragedies with humans is our inability to accept ourselves as animals and the fact that well die animal death. Among us the Transhumanists think that as we cede more and more of our work and our lives to the authority and order of machines well soon end up as obsolete and replaced as a species. As minds are uploaded to machines that are much stronger and more efficient than our meat-machine, the liberty to take any bodily form that technology permits, would tantamount to morphological freedom. Morphological freedom means, the absolute and inalienable right to do whatever you want with your body. You can be big or small, you can be lighter and fly; you can be teleport and walk through walls; you can be a lion or an antelope, a frog, or a fly, a tree, a pool, the coat of paint on a ceiling. WBE, the Whole Brain Emulation, involves scanning of the pertinent information processing activity for the reconstruction of the subject brains neural networks. When converted into a computational model its emulated on a third party, non-flesh based, substrate, something perhaps like primo post-human. Imagine in near future, uploading the informational content of a Harvard or Yale degree directly to the teenagers brains at a fraction of what such an education costs today.

The irrational Magic-In-The-Meat Mentality is based on the claim that our bodies shed cells so that by the end of 7 years our bodies are entirely replaced (even though at the cellular level only) and the person whom we meet after 8 years is an entirely different person; different body, a different thing. Whether people are replaced by natural means by the death and regeneration of cells or by bionic prostheses would mean people arent the same. Something boon for transhumanists for Substrate-Independence and WBE, it thus challenges the very concept of self. Biologically ill-equipped to cope with its new extraterrestrial environment, the flesh is a dead format. Neurons fire at a rate of 200 hertz (200 times per second) as against transistors that operate at the level of gigahertz. Signals travel through our central nervous systems about 100 meters/second. The computer signals travel at the speed of light. For Nick Bostrom, the author of bestselling Superintelligence, the 1400 cc brain of the breathing human-machine is an obsolete technology.

The 2045-Initiative aims to create technologies that enable the transition of an individuals personality to a more advanced non-biological carrier and extend life, including to the point of immorality. For Peter Thiel the key distinction between computer science and biological science is that computers involve bits and reversible processes and biology involves stuff and seemingly irreversible processes. On the verge of dissolution, according to Peter, computational power would be brought increasingly to bear on the domain of biology permitting us to reverse all human ailments in the same way that we can fix the bugs of a computer program. Unlike the world of stuff, in the world of bits, the arrow of time can be turned backward. Death will eventually be redundant from a mystery to a solvable problem. Solve the brain; solve death; solve being alive.

Alcor Life Extension Foundation in Arizona, the largest of the 4 cryopreservation facilities in the world is managed by the techno-utopian, Max More. Cultivation of hope, Max is a custodian of corpses, an executive-level necrocrat. Some crazy transhumanists intend that their deaths might not be irrevocable. They approach the Foundation to cryogenically suspend/preserve their bodies upon death in liquid nitrogen against the day when some future technology allows their thawing and reanimation. Alternatively, they want the neutral wetware inside their skulls removed, scanned for their repository of information, converted into code, and uploaded into some new type of mechanical body, not subject to decrepitude or death or other human defects. People, now living, have made arrangements for their bodies to be brought here as soon as possible after the pronouncement of clinical death, in order that certain proceduresincluding as often as not, the removal of head from the body may be carried out enabling their cryonic suspension until science figures out a way to bring them back to life..!

Alcors clients include patients suspended but not deceased. The central premise of cryonics is that real death, actual death, occurred not when the heart stopped beating, but several minutes later when the bodys cell and chemical structures began to disintegrate to the point where no technology could restore them to their original state. Theyre detained in some luminal-stasis between this world and whatsoever follows it or doesnt. The Whole Body Patient, suspended until such time as it might once more be of some use to you, costs $2,00,000. The Neuro-Patient (Cephalon) -head alone, detached, petrified, chambered in steelcryopreserved with a view to later uploading of your brain, or your mind, into some kind of artificial body costs $80,000. James H Bedford, a university of California psychology professor, is the first human ever to be cryopreserved.

Longevity Escape Velocity, live long enough to live forever is that the pace of technological advancement in the area of life extension would eventually increase to the point that for every year that passes average human life expectancy increases by more than a yearat which point (the theory goes) we put a comfortable distance between ourselves and our own mortality. Over the last century or so life expectancy has been increasing at the ratio of about 2 years per decade but the optimistic expectation within the life extension movement is that wed soon reach a point where the ratio flipsthus effectively eliminate the relationship between how old youre and how likely youre to die in the next year. While no minds seem to have to date been uploaded, no patients awakened from cryonic suspension and returned to life, no AI explosion took place and were still going to die, the transhumanists whoever they are, will be remembered as a group of people who spoke out of their time in their feverish way of what was in fact to come.

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The re-emergence of a popular expression used indiscourse by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has online media clients scrambling to look into the World Economic Forum's "Great Reset," recently excused by some as a mere conspiracy theory.

An extract of an ongoing Trudeau discourse posted on Sunday has constrained some to reevaluate their suspicion over the 'Great Reset,' long pooh-poohed as a fear inspired notion regardless of being the title of a real proclamation for overall social change composed by Klaus Schwab, the head of the World Economic Forum.

Promising a 'reset' is underway, Trudeau developed the puzzling 'Form Back Better' trademark that has surfaced on the lips of legislators and NGOs around the world. At first transmission in late September, the discourse saw him promise $400 million to worldwide helpful guide ventures.

"Working back better methods offering to back to the most defenseless while keeping up our energy on arriving at the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the [Sustainable Development Goals]," the PM stated, referring to the UN's Agenda 2030, another bte noire of intrigue specialists who trust it speaks to the plan for worldwide authoritarian government.

Clearly startled by the Great Reset being a ''real thing,''watchers hurried to find it, sending looks for the term taking off on Google.

While some so-called Great Reset 'specialists' accepted the open door to impart their decisions to the inquisitive, others simply selected to criticise the program.

While some trust Covid-19 was purposely released to introduce the Great Reset, others think the WEF and the decision classes have only seized on the pandemic as the ideal occasion to force their arrangement on populaces improbable to grasp it in the event that they had a decision.

Many were wary about plunging down the Reset hare opening while at the same time recognizing that a curiously enormous number of world pioneers and NGO chiefs were talking in comparable terms. US president-elect Joe Biden's mission trademark was "Work Back Better," while UK PM Boris Johnson declared months prior that his nation would utilize the Covid as an occasion to "work back better."

Indeed, even confronted with the words coming from Trudeau's mouth, be that as it may, not every person was persuaded Trudeau's discourse spoke to something evil.

In the content of his "Great Reset" book, Schwab calls for worldwide pioneers to take advantage of the lucky break introduced by the Covid-19 pandemic to revamp society in their picture and pronounces the world will "never" get back to business as usual despite the fact that the sickness itself doesn't "represent another existential danger" to humankind.

Trudeau, Biden, Johnson, and other incredible figures like the UK's Prince Charles have loaned their help to the program lately, announcing the Covid-19 pandemic speaks to a once in a blue moon occasion to rethink society.

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