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To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (171388)	5/8/2021 4:44:39 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218578

little Brazil, relative to big India, is competing for the record, inexplicably. One enabled Bolsonaro and the other Modi. Both are quite similar, arguably. Coincidence? Time shall tell. The virus seems unforgiving, relentless, hard-charging, astute as well as agile, and very resilient I have the uncomfortable feel that we shall not hear the last of the developments for awhile, like years Economically, once the final tally in at the end of these-days, the conclusion might be that better to have dashed through quick Black Death II instead of zig-zag meandering and stop-go dawdling through CoVid. The amount of money-dilution and social-fabric-tearing has already been awesome, and essentially nothing except provided some oxygen and extend runway, be all, and now, on top adds the death count, that which offsets any hope for gains due to money-dilution. The less science-based and the more mathematically-challenged sorts might be right, and the the more mathematics and science-based can be wrong. When one be at the fork of a road, the thing to do is to take the fork, one or another way, and the thing not to try is to zig, zag, double back, dawdle, return to Go, and do it all over again exactly the same ways. It is not yet clear which camp are comprised of cretins, morons, imbeciles, twits, ... creeps. Could be that both camps are right because bright, but only if the camp is allowed free reign and able to maintain steady course. I have my suspicions but I do not know for sure.

To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (171388)	5/8/2021 5:01:19 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218578

Would say many societies are rather divided, every which ways, and when so, perhaps unhelpful to solution-seeking, and to culminate in grand-sorting that tends to be messy ... all sorts of intuitive lines being crossed counter-intuitively, all depending on prioritisation of the folks, melded in aggregate, which also tends to be messy an example, with no assignment of right vs wrong and noting just-is 2022 and 2024 should be very interesting. Working out a solutions to all the issues? dream on and forgetaboutit. The solution-set shall be imposed. Am guessing the donors noted below are Epoch Times readers of the faithful sort, in another case of CIA-supported entity biting unhelpfully, in USA, even as those once-supported in Afghanistan are about to take over that domain. Believe the Chinatowns in USA were sort of messed up in the early 70s by folks who supported Mainland China PRC and those who championed Taiwan China ROC. Now for round II. Lots of convoluted overlays on otherwise already complicated motivations. scmp.com Proud Boys got over US$80,00 in donations from Chinese-Americans a month before Capitol attack The amount was sent as part of a crowdfunding effort to help the far-right group pay for medical expenses after a clash with BLM protesters Donors said they contributed because they felt that the US was under attack from communism