Don Boudreau: I believe that if human beings remain rational, that history will look back upon the past two years as probably the single greatest self-inflicted damage to humanity short of shooting wars. He says he has no problem with a society that views it's elderly with reverence and thinks their lives might be worth more than we might think. But what happened with COVID is almost as if the goal was to, adding a few months or years to the lives of very old people was worth whatever costs the rest of society had to bear in order to do that. "I don't want them to have restricted lives in order to make my life better," said Boudreau.