Do you think at some point soon the economy will cause society to collapse?

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Do you think at some point soon the economy will cause society to collapse? Anonymous 12/27/18 (Thu) 19:36:54 474556 No.3703

One interesting idea I heard is that we're in the early stages of the bear market/depression now. Initially we'll see some degree of bad news and economic slowing following this stock market plunge and credit market tightening. We'll see the credit markets shut down, at least the risky end and expect some failures of companies dependent on credit and a strong economy. Like Tesla. The yield curve may invert more but then start to steepen as recession starts.

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Anonymous 12/28/18 (Fri) 13:15:11 4661f2 No.3705

Yes. And I look forward to it

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Anonymous 12/28/18 (Fri) 21:50:14 474556 No.3706

when?

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Anonymous 01/06/19 (Sun) 00:39:32 e7cad6 No.3749

it is possible to happen somewhere in the next 6 months

everything is very fragile now and central banks are reducing their balance sheets again (selling stocks on the open market)

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Anonymous 01/06/19 (Sun) 15:43:37 83a067 No.3753

They have a talent to make things worse when you believe things it can't go any further.

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Anonymous 01/22/19 (Tue) 23:40:28 6cd1d3 No.3787

>>3703

I want nothing more to be honest. This whole corrupt one sided system needs to be flushed down the toilet. Ted Kazynski was right. Technological advances only mask the underlying societal decay.

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Anonymous 02/08/19 (Fri) 13:42:22 ced48d No.3813

Every year the turnout seems more dire.

Every new year when the hangover has settled people begin slaving away like nothing has changed.

Every coming winter on the northern hemisphere we ask outselves even harder why the fuck do we continue playing this charade out.

Every year the buttocks get tighter. Every year we're closer to a rapture.

My guess is 2-3 years. We need an alternative tho, unless it's just going further down the drain.

I have big hopes for the blockchain tech and companies pushing out some real alternatives, because we all know the root to all evil is money.

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Anonymous 02/11/19 (Mon) 16:57:31 8ab119 No.3818

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>>3813

We will just go back to the gold standard when the dollar standard ultimately fails. Gold has been the standard for 5000 years, has real value and so on.

People get so confused about the value of money. Money is just the intermediate, the accounting unit of labour. What creates resources and services is productive work, money is just a convenience. If the current economic system melts down, people will find alternate, less convenient ways to trade work and resources.

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Anonymous 06/27/19 (Thu) 02:32:10 de7f11 No.4245

>>3749

Didn't happen

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