/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27724762
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jMlFXouPk8

>>11011656

We are currently in late stage capitalism which finds every developed nation apart from a few with unfunded debt obligations, demographic crises which are part of the contributing factor towards that and unsustainable relics in the form of government and financial institutions which have been carried over from the industrial age.

The Federal Reserve is one of those relics, as are all fiat currencies. A loss in faith is all it takes for that to come crumbling down a la the Lira, Peso, Bolivar, Rand.

I think the main problem has been the sheer pace of change since the tech boom post-WW2 combined with the haste of trying to regroup a workable global power structure to keep things in balance after the war. The industrial age structures didn't anticipate the change afforded by technological advances, but still try to chug along despite that no matter how inefficiently or corrupt.

I feel something not right. Anyone else feel it?

There is something which is permeating everywhere, a feeling of nausea and anticipation. Restlessness across the world. Chips are starting to fall off the block but once something breaks I think everything will come cascading down.

Everywhere I look I see people with fake happiness, debt fuelled temporary pleasure blotting out the fragility and meaninglessness of their existence. The daily grind, relentlessly passing by. Bubbling underneath something is about to give - literally something deep within the roots of the soul of humanity is screaming and crying but we are deaf.

Prepare yourselves accordingly.