There is always a point of reckoning, some never even have given to a point of reckoning they just jumped right to the conclusion this is all about a great reset. For many maybe they consider we are past the jumping to conclusions stage, they've had ample time now to configure what this virus is and feel confident enough with the data out there how they move forward dealing with it personally, that conflicts with authorities, they've moved past the day of reckoning within themselves, drawn their own conclusions, now it's how do you reach a happy medium between those who have and those who have not and those who just plain are happy to oblige the government....there are many out here making more off unemployment than when they were working not giving any forethought into they may not have a job to return to...those ones.

I've told my kids you have to find some sort of medium between the two, if you totally fall for one there may be a chance you'll never have a job left, best to keep your job and we all apply caution to how we watch out for each other and move about with other people until this thing gets figured out. This has not been easy for us, I had one son who had a complete breakdown after this virus complicated what was already a complicated time in his life. He's done a miraculous job of pulling himself back together lately and those whole string of sorry virus events has led to both of my sons advance to find really good paying jobs because a lot of people don't want to be out there working. Each step was a process in reckoning with everything around us, how do we establish a medium to keep going. We can't leave it up to others to determine whether we live in fear or we move forward the best we can figure out. My kids say I am more overly cautious then they are but that's because the data has shown they are less at risk of dying then older people so even though they convey their thoughts to me they also respect my right to move forward a bit more hesitant. They wear regular cloth mask I wear a n95 mask, they don't wear a mask in the car but I always have a mask on in the car if others are in the car. We didn't gather our entire families together for Christmas I went individually to their homes and I wore a mask. Once my grandkids were out of school for four days showing no sings of illness I took them for a number of days. We've gathered for more outside activities like sledding, winter art festivals instead of having a Sunday dinner inside together. So when we oblige by the rules it's not necessarily because we are told to do so we look at it as a variety of reasons, we realize there are people who feel they are being forced against their rights but we also look at it as respecting the well being of others because there's so many variable involved here.

As for the power what I have been seeing is a slight twist in the opposite direction for some of the players involved. People who installed upon them so much power slowly eroding a big chunk of that power away from them. They are learning they aren't as powerful as they thought they were. If they keep it up they'll be the ones banished to the trash heap of history. I think ultimately the political powerbrokers are going to find out in the end the same result. I don't know exactly how that will all play out yet but I have all the confidence in the people to make it happen. My ideology is tiptoe around the whole situation and let those in the underbrush take care of it because ultimately they will and when the time comes we will, and it will, we will be right behind them, they know that.

Another reason I remain skeptical is because how this whole thing seems to be playing out. In China at the beginning what we saw, which comes as no surprise, people just left to drop dead on sidewalks and be mass incinerated. We know this as a truth though some want to say it was just scare propaganda by the amount of satellite imaginary of their incinerators working overtime. It wouldn't surprise me at all that China's economy is rebounding due to the fact that to them people are just dispensable, they force them to go out there and work regardless of any precautions being in place or not, if someone dies who gives a crap, to them people are a dime a dozen. Here it's different, it seems or appears thus far to be a game of opening and closing, open it up until the hospitalizations and deaths start to become overwhelming then shut them back down. This does suck for those in the hospitality sector but it does appear to be how they are playing the game. That is just if we are playing a game based on a virus...

now if we are playing a game based on the great reset I can't help to throw into the equation the fact that if you were going to do a great reset you'd go after your strongest economies, being California and New York....but stern shut downs are leading to massive protest which are leading to people wanting to oust you one way or the other....that means losing one's own power so they open up regardless...can it be possible that those in the ultimate power do not like that and all of a sudden now there's an even more powerful version of the virus floating around in those states? In reality if this was really about a great reset then someone(s) deliberately release this virus? Right? If one virus isn't enough why not two? three? four?

So you see one's thought processes gets complicated, the best you can do is watch how it all gets played out, take the necessary steps to sidestep everything to the best of one's ability....and that wouldn't include getting tackled needlessly to any establishments floor...no that time comes when the guys in the underbrush are ready to call you to the frontlines.