Coronavirus

I must say that I find it fascinating that an economist I read about one week ago predicted we will, at times in the future, have big cities with hardly anybody traversing them. And that is now what is happening. It's almost like something you would see on the TV show, The Twilight Zone.

Until the coronavirus came on the scene I could not readily envision something radically slowing down the U.S. economy. If it's one thing our country shines at it's keeping busy. And come hell or high water, as is said, nothing would be able to slow down the workings of that vast enterprise, which is the high and holy U.S. free market economy.

Yet, the unstoppable entity met up with something that will not budge. So far, the latter is winning.

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