What is the Great Reset really about?

"The Great Reset" is a term that has gained popularity in public discussion, particularly after the publication of the book "COVID-19: The Great Reset" written by the founder and president of the World Economic Forum (WEF), Klaus Schwab, and Thierry Malleret in 2020. This term is also associated with the initiative of the World Economic Forum. In short, "The Great Reset" refers to the idea that global challenges such as the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change, and inequalities require a global, coordinated response and that the current health crisis can be an opportunity to reset the global economy in a more sustainable and equitable way. The main elements of The Great Reset, as presented on the website of the World Economic Forum, include: 1. Macro: Promoting investments that accelerate the achievement of common goals such as equality and sustainability. 2. Micro: Changes in business strategies aimed at accelerating the adoption of new business models and creating better jobs. 3. Technology utilization: Ensuring access to technology and designing new technological standards in a way that helps communities and their economies adapt to new realities. Although the idea of The Great Reset has its supporters who believe it could be an opportunity to improve the global economy and communities, there are also critics who fear potential negative consequences or consider the concept to be unclear. Furthermore, the term "The Great Reset" has also been taken up by various conspiracy theories that present it as a plan by global elites to take control of the world or impose certain agendas. It is important to approach these claims with skepticism and rely on credible sources of information."

The Great Reset is a method of transferring freedom and wealth on an unprecedented scale. "You will own nothing and be happy." More observant people interpret it as a threat, while less observant people see it as a conspiracy theory:)