If I recall correctly, this is the same man who said:

'I’m not a medical professional, so I can’t speak much to medical solutions.'

and in spite of this, proceeded to suggest we intentionally infect people at the outset of the coronavirus.

Claiming, falsely:

'As of yesterday total known deaths were 1384, a number that’s had a six day doubling time lately. At that rate, in four months deaths go up by a factor of a million, which is basically the whole planet. So unless growth rates slow by over a factor of four, there’s probably not time for a vaccine to save us.'

You'll have to forgive me if I don't take any of his claims about the future organization of society seriously, as he seems to lack something critical ever time he tries to imagine how people other than him might behave.

Also this:

'To me as a youth, I think the theory that many men want to have sex with men looked like a conspiracy theory: implausible, with no direct evidence shown, & the sort of thing people would want to claim even if not true. I now believe, though I've never seen very direct evidence.'

Truly a bizarre way to conceptualize the world.