/biz/ - Business & Finance

Look familiar?

>Ultimately, succeeding generational archetypes attack and weaken institutions in the name of autonomy and individualism, which eventually creates a tumultuous political environment that ripens conditions for another crisis.

it's over

Why can't you guys ever just type something

>>56492119
i think you're on the right track. i wonder if this will effect our economics in a revolutionary way or in a mundane way. I.E. a switch to communism or socialism (power of the group) or the advent of some new form of economics.

>>56492140
i had at some point come up with what you could easily call a pyramid scheme, with the goal being it's a reverse pyramid scheme and therefore not a scheme. It's a system where users are rewarded for participation so basically get a UBI type stipend but everyone in encourage to donate such that every basically has shared value and therefore, at any given time, has more value than they ever could or would. it got exploited. it would require critical mass, security, and true altruism.

>>56492189
If by "it" you mean
>prelude
Yes.
>>56492191
? I am me, idk who the "you guys" are. I'll show you my effortpost if you show me yours :3

>>56492184
>kikeshit

fuck off chaim

>>56492220
You do be sayin we pop dat cherry up straight to 1 milly nigguh?

>>56492211
In the context of finances this theory tends to align with the rise of crypto. We have seen it happen live for 15 years, and the big turn is coming. The 20s are back baby.
>pandemic kicks it off, masks worn
>loosening of traditional values
>sense of hopelessness among the common folk increases
>rise of political extremism
>stocks going nuts for a decade
>crash of '29
Buckle up! Very few will have the stomach or the resources when it matters most, but the time where family names are made great is approaching.

Zoom out

>>56492349
So cracka be sayin we be bussing n pumpin then we sussin n dumpin?

>>56492140
What the fuck is this retarded bullshit from?

>>56492119
4th Industrial Revolution

>>56492251
2024 is upon us my boy, very few things are straight these days
>>56492430
It is a certainty!
>>56494132
History is plagiarized
>>56494256
You get it

>>56494908
Just tell me how high you think bitfuck is going in 2025 man

>>56495099
I could tell you a number anon, but whats the point? The narrative in 2020-2021 was BTC > 100k possibly 200k but we didn't get the blowoff top everyone was anticipating to so it didnt happen. Very few heeded the words of those claiming a 66k top. My point is that we stand at a confluence of economic, political, and social factors and their synthesis will create an unrecognizable world in the next decade. If you dont make prudent decisions now, you will be at a disadvantage in the new world. And asking others for long term price predictions is not prudent, these are impossible to know with great certainty for a shitton of reasons. Any answers to that question come from shills or the sheep that listen to them.

>>56494908
almost none of the points under the 4th in that pic are revolutions in industry. are these low IQ technocrat wannabes even trying anymore?

>>56494908
also
>industrial revolutions
>doesn't contrail internal combustion engine and petroleum engineering

aw sweet a schizo thread

>>56492119
Nigga I’m not reading all that schizo shit. BTC is heading to $150k this cycle. That’s all you need to know

>>56492119
love seeing you seethe so hard.
yngmi

>>56495807
I disagree. Kids used to shitpost irl by saying they wanted to be pro vidya players and now there tens of thousands who do exactly that, if not more. Along with a ton of other careers that were unimaginable when we were children due to this turning. The trend is toward digital over physical.
>>56495815
The steam engine was a bigger disruptor than the combustion engine, which simply made the same processes more efficient rather than introducing a new system entirely.