It is also a matter of how safe and secure you will find yourself in a digital society being part of a digital community. To quite a degree it is impersonal. You often do not see or know who is there at the other side of your screen. Now 6 feet apart from each other we all grow into little islands that drift along not interacting much but digitally. I think it is better to break up global village into minor communities. In the old days you would know who is who inside your very social surroundings and more or less would know what to expect. For instance the postman could ring to deliver your wages. Now he comes along with your Amazon sent parcel from Hong Kong before a drone of sorts comes to deliver at your doorstep. You cannot go to a big shopping mall after closing hours to get some sugar when the sugar bowl at home seems empty and you cannot lend some from a friendly neighbour's. Will the build-back-better mantra come up with answers for a better world? Will it colour your rainbow in a different way, ...