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>>53795884
The goyim love it.

>>53657427
>that windshield wiper

You guys know that everyone watches the Fed moves right?
Trading the "pivot" is literally priced in.

Can anyone explain to me why inflation varies so much in different countries? For example inflation in netherlands just came out as 17.1%, while the rest of the eurozone is less than 10%, and in both instances the EURO is used.

Shouldn't inflation just be the inflation in the us adjusted for the currency devaluation rate + the difference in cost for goods to ship from china?

Why is it so high in the netherlands? Do they measure it a different way or something?

>>51652245
You posting this extremely handsome man doesn't do anything baggie

>>51280200
good job anon

Give me hard evidence there's going to be a Terra Classic burn. I have a moonbag but I need solid reasoning to invest more.

Nothing makes sense anymore, the entire world just feels fake and incredibly tense. I wish I could go back in time and ask the Romans and Byzantines if they had a similar feel before their empires' collapse. People say "don't watch the news" but we're all just passengers on a derailing train, and it's hard not to look on the window. What are we headed towards? Will things get better afterwards? When will things make sense again? When will people be kind again?

Good discussions yesterday, wanna keep it up. Favorite takes so far:

>Everything is always collapsing and being remade in different forms. Chaotic reformation is the constant in history. It is easy to lament that things do not remain the same but hard to adapt to what is now. Are things going to be difficult? Absolutely. Will it be as bad as the thirty years war or the mongolian invasion, or the fall of Ur? Hell, maybe. Probably not, though. People on an individual level aren't nearly as dangerous as they used to be.

>ask the Romans and Byzantines if they had a similar feel before their empires' collapse.
You generally can't pinpoint the moment an empire collapses at the time. Some warn of a collapse generations before things start going bad, others deny a collapse has happened even after the barbarians have looted the palace and set fire to the vineyards. By the time most well-learned people of the empire know that a collapse has occurred, it has already been replaced by a successor empire (or descended into tiny warring kingdoms)

Whitepills welcome. We can navigate this collapse together.

Nothing makes sense anymore, the entire world just feels fake and incredibly tense. I wish I could go back in time and ask the Romans and Byzantines if they had a similar feel before their empires' collapse.

People say "don't watch the news" but we're all just passengers on a derailing train, and it's hard not to look on the window. What are we headed towards? Will things get better afterwards? When will things make sense again? When will people be kind again?