At this point, people are completely powerless because most are quarantined, mostly scared and uncertain about what will happen in the future. How do you envision an economic revolution at a time when much of the world is actually sinking deeper into the abyss of the economic crisis?

USA now blames China for hiding real data (which may or not be true), but this does not detract from the fact that the major powers of the world have largely been irresponsible in dealing with the problem at hand. In time when China is warning the world, Italy and UEFA have organized a football match in Milan in front of 40,000 spectators (Atalanta Bergamo - Valencia) two and a half months after the first recorded case in China. This match was a virus bomb, Italy and Spain are now paying huge price for that.

Even after that, other countries were reluctant to accept the real threat, so we witnessed Trump's incredible statements that the US would have no more than 15 infected, or the British prime minister who planned to infect 40 million people - and today they have a mortality rate of nearly 10% from this virus.

When all this goes through, people will have the opportunity to elect new politicians in the next election, but given the very short-term memory and very poor politicians overall, it is difficult to expect any changes. One should not be overwhelmed by some apocalyptic thoughts, as only about 20% of those infected have serious symptoms of the virus, about 4-5% of which will die on average.

It's a cruel reality, deal with it and adjust, learn from mistakes you do this time and try to prepare for what is coming in the future. The virus is just a warning that the world is quite unprepared for any global crisis, and may in some ways reset traditional thinking and encourage people to make radical changes, especially in the healthcare system.