Okay, so next year when everything is fine (i.e. there are no real shortages and fewer gaps in the shelves than now) you'll admit you were wrong? Or are you now moving the goalposts and saying, "I wasn't claiming there's a global economic catastrophe, I was claiming the lockdowns are the cause of these shortages"?
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Okay, so next year when everything is fine (i.e. there are no real shortages and fewer gaps in the shelves than now) you'll admit you were wrong? Or are you now moving the goalposts and saying, "I wasn't claiming there's a global economic catastrophe, I was claiming the lockdowns are the cause of these shortages"?
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If things go back to normal and the lockdowns are ongoing, then yes. If things continue the way they have been for the past year+ then I will have been right.
*If* things go back to normal *and* the lockdowns are ongoing, then yes. If things continue the way they have been for the past year+ then I will have been right.
And if things go back to normal and the lockdowns are lifted?
And if things go back to normal and the lockdowns are lifted?
And if your parachute opens and you stop falling at terminal velocity?
If they voluntarily end the crisis by ending the thing causing it then great.
>And if your parachute opens and you stop falling at terminal velocity?
If they voluntarily end the crisis by ending the thing causing it then great.
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