For many years, globalization seemed unstoppable and with few flaws. This shift has been reversed in recent years by the emergence of multinational corporations that attempt to restrict and disrupt global economies. The recent global health crisis seems to have achieved the goal, at least in part. Within a few weeks of last year, a visionary disorder, a disease, took over the global manufacturing industry and brought the global market to its knees. . Borders were closed, immigration was severely restricted, tourism and trade were shattered, exports and imports were frozen, and the nation-state took the lead. Could all this eventually lead to the end of globalization?