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To: Investor2 who wrote (9128)	4/12/2020 1:54:31 PM
From: Kirk ©	1 Recommendation Recommended By rdkflorida2 Read Replies (1) of 26587

Thanks. It will be interesting to see where it came from when we have all the data. I sure didn't need to spend nearly an hour to hear that some think the virus escaped from a lab in China. I think the Pope blamed it on Trump spending too much on the military among other excuses. Lots of wacko ideas for attention and clicks. Maybe one will be right. The last time there was a world wide pandemic it ended and the Roaring Twenties resulted. I don't recall any historian making that connection before... they usually talk about more women entering the work force, mass production, better communication and transportation, but I think that is all a means to supply the demand that came when people decided to spend more and women decided they had enough living in the shadows... so they smoked and flapped and got jobs if they wanted... We will see a similar explosion with production returning to the US to not be so dependent on China and better communication with 5G... and maybe women in many countries where they have not rights will get rights as too many men die from COVID-19 in those countries... I put up a chart of the Dow for the Spanish Flu decline and one for the C19 decline here facebook.com We'll see...

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