And it’s inevitable. I’m not talking about America or “the West,” but everywhere. Every country of importance, the USA, China, the EU, Japan, Korea, India - they’re all circling the drain. And you wanna know something, there’s not one single world leader that can stop it. Sure, we’ll have some more pointless wars soon to try and pump some life into each respective country but the end result is inevitable. Total collapse and regression. This is the end result of runaway modernization. Our ways of life have evolved faster than we can adapt. 100 years ago TV didn’t even exist. Now you can fly from New York to Sydney in under 24 hours while watching a movie and talking to your friends and family back home on the same device you use to order pizza and taxis and post pictures of frogs for thousands of strangers online to look at. How do you expect the human mind to adapt to that level of convenience? It’s practically an overdose. There is no adaptation. The step is too high. You either implode into selfish escapism or melt down into unchecked consumerism. And that’s what we see everywhere today. There no going back, friends. Let’s enjoy the ride down.
>>522624386>There no going back, friends. Let’s enjoy the ride down.That's the bottom line. This happened countless times throughout history when a new technology is invented. Famous examples are the crossbow, the printing press, and now the internet and what comes along with it. Things will get better when people settle down and accept our new reality.
(It's not per se about the culture or industrialization/technology) Global debt market is on brink of collapse.Plates can't be kept spinning much longerKeep watching the bond market
>>522624728Lets see if the jews say they now own the world to "pay off the debt" thats owed to them because they printed the fiat with interest on it
