Modern society is ever more fragile and susceptible to failure modes. We have seen banks and infrastructures fail world wide. Many people now argue that as a society we are Plausibly, Potentially, Possibly and Arguably very close to some form of collapse of centralized services, including welfare, medical care, road infrastructures, food distribution and a range of other essential services. I know that a default of these essentials is not a popular topic to discuss, and I realize that such explorations might itself precipitate market instability, but denying bad news is not something any competent politician should do.
I call on the central and state US government, in particular the White House, to proactively organize the country as to weather a possible economic collapse.