The closure of the economy has severely impacted small business owners, leading to a possible uprising. Additionally, the lack of solutions to the virus has led to issues such as infections in nursing homes that could have been prevented through policy changes.
Accountability for decisions made during the pandemic, including testing and nursing home policies, needs to be addressed. Building better systems often comes from operating on deadlines and creating urgency.
The speaker argues that there hasn't been enough urgency for finding solutions to COVID-19, and that there should be large-scale studies for every possible solution available.
The difference between postmodernist and modernist societies lies in their approach to appearances and ground tools respectively. Small business owners who are suffering due to the closure of the economy and the lack of solutions to the virus may uprise, indicating a possible failure of the society that perceives itself as too big to fail.
This transcript discusses the differences between Stalin and Hitler's regimes and how Mao's regime resulted in the death of even more people.