One of these things is not like the others. The shrinkage of our coastlines, drought or flooding destroying crops, and the other ways nature can ravish us mere humans are all supply chain issues and will have their results felt in the availability of the things we need to survive. Availability issues lead to price increases, as you noted in your example of toilet paper during the pandemic.

However, Social Security and Medicare issues are not due to shortages of "money" as our politicians claim. Congress is the sole patent holder of the US dollar and always has an infinite amount of them available to spend in the private sector, regardless of the government's "revenue" position or that of its lawfully enacted programs. With a sovereign fiat currency, Congress faces no "infinite+1" situation that makes it better able to create and distribute its currency to beneficiaries because they were forced to give up a considerable portion of their purchasing power over their working lifetimes.

In fact, this applies to any suffering by the people that could be mitigated with the creation of new US dollars in the economy. It is, and always has been, a "POLITICAL DECISION", not economics. There are beneficiaries of suffering by the people, and knowing who those are is key to knowing who your elected officials actually work for. It isn't you.