Why an economic crisis is inevitable. - page 12
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I have a friend who lives in omérica. Before the 2008 crisis, I insistently explained to him that you were about to have a crisis. He twiddled his thumb against his temple and said that there could be no crisis in the omérica, there was plenty to go around. But the crisis struck and he was out of a job. Then he kept asking me how I knew there would be a crisis. I answer with one phrase. "There were preconditions".
Who do I need to contact to find out why some of my posts have been deleted? Is it a technical problem or moderation?
About an hour ago, your posts were complained about by the Fed and the US Treasury. The note, sent through the ambassador, stated that you were too clever and shrewd - you were able to reveal in just a few lines the flaw in the current system, which the national government, IMF and World Bank executives have been hiding from humanity.
Just in case, wear a tinfoil cap and at the first sight of black helicopters, go into the woods, trying to zigzag.
About an hour ago, your posts were complained about by the Fed and the US Treasury. The note, sent through the ambassador, stated that you were too clever and shrewd - you were able to reveal in just a few lines the flaw in the current system, which the national government, IMF and World Bank executives have been hiding from humanity.
Just in case, wear a tinfoil cap and at the first sight of black helicopters, go into the woods, trying to zigzag.
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The US Sixth Fleet has dropped anchor....
into the woods, into the woods!
there are still plenty of countries that have nothing and lots of people to sell to. For example India. There are 1.3 billion people there and they have nothing (but no money either))). As long as the global economy will develop India, Indonesia, Sri Lanka and all of Africa, export will not die and the economy will remain export-driven. And then maybe it will come to the space colonies.
If there is a collapse, which I do not really believe, then we will start all over again, not the first nor the last time. One should not think more about whether there will be a collapse or not, but how to take advantage of the situation. Because someone will benefit anyway.
But the emission model has been tested for thousands of years. The principle is not only about economics. The sun constantly emits energy to the planet, this is the only reason why we live. And all living and non-living things are engaged only in the redistribution of energy. But there have been crises on the planet too, such as global cooling. The law is similar. Everything lives off the energy gradient. All this is true for the economy as well. As long as there is a gradient in the value of money, the economy will exist, and this gradient is created by emissions. There will be crises, and severe ones, but the collapse will only happen if people die out, or if some technology is created...
The US Sixth Fleet has dropped anchor....
into the woods, into the woods!
Kuznetsov won't miss it.