You may have heard an ominous phrase echo around the digital ether recently: "The Great Reset."
Klaus Schwab, chairman of the World Economic Forum, called for "a Great Reset" in 2014 - "we must build entirely new foundations for our economic and social systems." While Schwab's proposal was couched in the dullest Davos terms of homo economicus, it was hard for critics to avoid likening Schwab to a Bond villain aiming at world domination. Yet Schwab was missing something crucial. He had a vision for transforming every industry, society, and nation. He had access to the world's most elite decision-makers, but he lacked the perfect opportunity.
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