Hello, Doctor. I was wondering your opinion about the future of public

restrooms. Hi, Sanjay. As the country starts to open up, what does this mean for

older Americans? Are they to just stay inside until there's a vaccine?

I'm Doctor Gupta. I'm on a swim team. When can I go back to swim practice?

If there's one question I get more than any other, it's when is this all going

to be over and what will the future look like? I wish I knew. But the truth is

no one really knows what our post-pandemic lives will be like. Most states are

beginning to reopen while others are still continuing restrictions. But for now,

the future remains a mystery. I'm Dr. Sanjay Gupta, CNN's Chief Medical

Correspondent. And this is coronavirus, fact versus fiction.

Every day this week, I'm going to be talking to experts from all different fields

about what we can expect in the months and years to come. The future of

travel, education, surveillance, and more. To kick it all off, I couldn't think

of anyone else better to talk to than my friend and colleague, Farid Zikaria. His

show GPS is a forum for discussion on global affairs featuring conversations with

political and business leaders from around the world. I've always valued his

perspective as a political scientist and generally very smart guy. So I turned

to him for insight on our post-pandemic future. To start off, I asked Farid

what his biggest fear was for the future. I think there's no question that the

biggest danger that comes out of this pandemic is that we enter a cold war with China.

If this takes us down a path of greater and greater confrontation with China, the world's

second largest economy, the most populist country in the world, that's a whole new ballgame

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