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::::For the benefit of anyone reading this far enough in the future that the topical reference isn't obvious: There's a new virus and half a million people have died so far. It is still increasing exponentially. If you didn't hear about it it's because whatever happens after this is worse, probably. {{unsigned|Singlelinelabyrinth}}
 
::::For the benefit of anyone reading this far enough in the future that the topical reference isn't obvious: There's a new virus and half a million people have died so far. It is still increasing exponentially. If you didn't hear about it it's because whatever happens after this is worse, probably. {{unsigned|Singlelinelabyrinth}}
 
:::::It's also possible that person reading it from future would still consider 2020 bad but for different reason. After all, historically speaking, the epidemic is not THAT bad (yet): it just shows how unprepared we were for it despite thinking otherwise. Just now, I'm little worried about how big temperature {{w|Donald Trump|the person currently in charge of US nuclear weapons}} has. Sure, they SAY [https://www.bbc.com/news/election-us-2020-54427390 he's getting better] ... I still think he should've transfer the codes to {{w|Mike Pence|vicepresident}} at least for time he was in hospital. -- [[User:Hkmaly|Hkmaly]] ([[User talk:Hkmaly|talk]]) 03:10, 6 October 2020 (UTC)
 
:::::It's also possible that person reading it from future would still consider 2020 bad but for different reason. After all, historically speaking, the epidemic is not THAT bad (yet): it just shows how unprepared we were for it despite thinking otherwise. Just now, I'm little worried about how big temperature {{w|Donald Trump|the person currently in charge of US nuclear weapons}} has. Sure, they SAY [https://www.bbc.com/news/election-us-2020-54427390 he's getting better] ... I still think he should've transfer the codes to {{w|Mike Pence|vicepresident}} at least for time he was in hospital. -- [[User:Hkmaly|Hkmaly]] ([[User talk:Hkmaly|talk]]) 03:10, 6 October 2020 (UTC)
::::::1) *pandemic, 2) ??! Not that bad? Over twice as many people have died in the United States from COVID-19 than those who fought in World War I! I get that, with respect to the world, it's not been as devastating due to early restrictions, but it's still making a sizeable impression on people right now. Also, Singlelinelabyrinth is likely more correct than she/he thinks: a good contributor to it, and literally everything else happening right now, is the [[1732: Earth Temperature Timeline|global warming]] of recent years. On the other hand, so as not to appear like your run-of-the-mill pugnacious liberal, I will agree with you that the codes should've been transferred to Pence during Trump's stay at the hospital.
 

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