Covid-19:The great reset book review.let’s be honest here.
This is a difficult book to review. It would be easy to run down the conspiracies of a surveillance society and that this has long been in the making. But things are much deeper than that. What I will say is that Covid-19:The great reset written by Klaus Schwab and Thierry Mallerert does a great job of covering the vast amount of macro and micro impacts on society the virus will have, the rest is up to you. After you educate yourself by reading this review and the book of course..
If you’re skeptical, which you should be but want to use rational logic rather than emotion to form an opinion. Or, just plain common sense then this review and book is for you.
I’m going to be honest, as open-minded as I try to be, I went into this book as a skeptic. I wanted to find everything that would support the conspiracy theories like everyone else. Unfortunately, I can’t say I completely found that.
As a person of color that is well-read, this makes me a governmental conspiracist off the bat. Before Trump, before “fake news”, the government wasn’t to be trusted. Furthermore, there are plenty of articles here advocating for the protection of your data so I completely understand where the anti-great reset people are coming from but let’s be honest here, completely.
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Do I believe that society can quarantine successfully without the use of collecting data? Yes I do, will it happen? Probably not. What the great reset book explains in several chapters is that there was always opposition to quarantines in previous pandemics. People were even leaving their children.
“Fathers and mothers were found to abandon their own children, untended, unvisited, to their fate.”-The great reset
Since the book was released in July a lot has come to pass. For example; With the recent capital hill attacks, the country is more divided than the book’s inception. The trust of the government has lessened on both sides. The left is already cautious of the government and the right feels slighted from the election results.
As Covid-19:The great reset points out that trust in government is one of the best ways for a country to quarantine successfully. If the government doesn’t have the trust of people then you have people not social distancing, not wearing masks, and not trusting the vaccine. Which makes it difficult to contain the virus.
Another great point of the book was that natural disasters tend to bring people together while pandemics have the opposite effect. The virus is invisible, you begin to distance yourself from people etc.
But politics is meant to divide us. Billions of dollars were spent on ads for presidential candidates. Trump’s cult mentality has infected the entire country. And the Dems are no better, pandering to the victimhood of minorities with no real results.
To be blunt and objective the government has played a major role in the divide of this country. This country was built on division. Division of freedom and everything that follows. So whose job is it to fix this? The people? The government? But what’s interesting is that The great reset speaks on George Floyd’s protests and the oppression that people of color have had to endure.
After a few hundred pages of everything that could go wrong, you would think that data is the only solution. You can’t touch anyone and A.I. can do everything for us. But even that’s discussed. Klaus has covered his bases but beneath his logical reasoning lies a host of problems.
The potential misuse of data is discussed, even with a long quote by Yuval Harari whose book we reviewed here. It’s difficult to speak on the ill intentions of the authors in terms of data surveillance when they’re discussing it’s potentially negative effect.
On paper Covid-19:The great reset makes compelling statements, the problem is the response and the execution to get those results. Furthermore, there has to be alternative solutions to contain the virus without the use of automation and data.
The Brookings institution thoroughly explains the issue with surveillance and data via contact tracking.
Experts in several disciplines have shown why mobile phones and their sensors make for imperfect proxies for coronavirus exposure. False positives (reports of exposure when none existed) can arise easily. Individuals may be flagged as having contacted one another despite very low possibility of transmission—such as when the individuals are separated by walls porous enough for a Bluetooth signal to penetrate. Nor do the systems account for when individuals take precautions, such as the use of personal protective equipment, in their interactions with others.
Even among true contact events, most will not lead to transmission. Studies suggest that people have on average about a dozen close contacts a day—incidents involving direct touch or a one-on-one conversation—yet even in the absence of social distancing measures the average infected person transmits to only 2 or 3 other people throughout the entire course of the disease
 If they do not, they will miss a substantive fraction of transmission events. Because most exposures flagged by the apps will not lead to infection, many users will be instructed to self-quarantine even when they have not been infected.
A person may put up with this once or twice, but after a few false alarms and the ensuing inconvenience of protracted self-isolation, we expect many will start to disregard the warnings. Of course, this is a problem with conventional contact tracing as well, but it can be managed with effective direct communication between the contact tracer and the suspected contact.
So contact tracing could make it worse as if we needed anything else to divide us even more. This will build our trust and codependency on A.I. to get us through the pandemic. And trust in human beings will decline, even more, giving rise to, A.I. worship.
Covid-19:The great reset isn’t written for the conspiracy data theorist but the common man or woman. The thing is it seems as if people have to take the initiative to educate themselves on protecting their own privacy. Probably because we’re so used to giving it away on social media. The thing with data is that people can’t see it being used against them in real-time.
It should be noted of Klaus Schwab standing in the World Economic Forum as executive director. The forum in has a serious financially backed agenda to push the reset, so the words in this book shouldn’t be taken lightly.
This book is recommended no matter what you believe about the reset as it is an educational piece on how and why the agenda is planning to be pushed. Your knowledge of this should better prepare you to fight against or adapt to whatever happens. Half the battle is knowing an opponent’s counters.
In conclusion, To the average person Covid-19:The great reset offers an a.i. based solution to a problem that has existed for millions of years. In fact, the book mentions on the first page that viruses out date humans by hundreds of millions of years. Therefore if it was successfully contaminated then without a.i., why not now?
Verdict-BUY
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