The World Economic Forum (WEF), that gave us the "Great Reset" concept, is at it again, "glimpsing" into the future, this time trying to predict the consequences of the response to the pandemic.

The WEF went to the trouble of creating a video to illustrate a write up on its site that talks about what the organization calls long-term effects of the COVID pandemic, divides these into five categories, and stresses the central role of "digital transformation" affecting economies, people, and governments.

A new, innovative form of invasive mass surveillance features in passing in one of the categories of these long-term effects.

The predictions touch on the way office workers forced to work remotely will live and work going forward, suggests that people will be increasingly boxed in and physically constrained in their everyday activities to what's referred to as "15 minute (away from home) spaces" like restaurants and gyms we'll be likely to go to in the future.