When ever this pandemic is over, or at least when it allows us to spend global restraints again, our economy will be at rock bottom. We already are in a recession. How is it going to continue? But first, let me explain our economy's importance to you a bit more simple. Economy equals you. When economy crashes, prices go up, jobs disappear, banks go bankrupt, and all that safety you always thought would ensure your life is gone. No job security, no savings, no loans means no holidays, no luxuries, no indulging. Well, an economist would say what usually happens after a crash is an upswing. We need to get the economy going again. So let's pump money into businesses, startups, individuals, and families to get the cycle going. And who cares whether our government encompasses with depths from private landings through currency reforms or government bonds? Because until the next virus comes and fucks us over, we can happily continue consuming, spending, and wasting for a little cost of slaving away all day. So we can buy ourselves a little bit closer to happiness, you know? Just a little more and we'll be there. And you though, there's no clear rivers in Venice, no blue skies in China, and no singing Italians in balconies anymore. Well, for the latter, actually you might not be the worst, but it is a million more positive things we can look at to avoid taking responsibility. The Wall Street will sound about for another round of capitalism, and a rich snarves from all over the world can buy anything for a penny's price again. We just see an all-time lot, remember? From day it all goes up, they say, and on the backs of child labor, slave work, blood laden conquest, exploitation, and theory, we can enjoy the shiny first world products nobody needs. We're ready, the economy is safe, we say, and we didn't have to change a thing. Finally, we can keep turning our heads away again from real world catastrophes, by buying more green-washed products and believing in some fictitious ideas that us will save the world while we watch TV from the comfort of our leather couch. Or should we change it all? Revolution happens when people realise they're doing nothing, it's more dangerous than doing something.