The thing that gets me is how radical it is. Economists are not known for their radical ideas but we've now got widespread implementation of an economic policy that was roundly considered fringe lunacy just 12 months ago.

It's kind of like rushing in a vaccine without doing all the safety trials.

And so in a very short time the US is going to see literally millions of households being thrown out onto the street. I'm guessing the presses will be working over time for years to come. It's almost as if the economy is so sick that there really isn't any choice. But what will it all lead to?

If your goal is social upheaval, then that would be the best way to go about it. If a riot explodes, it's not a big step to join in if you're living on the street. We saw that already last year.