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Everyone speaks as if the first world is going to collapse. What is the actual evidence for it.

>> No.14549898

>>14549883
Idk to be honest. Global warming? The inevitable socialist revolution? Second coming?

>> No.14549910

>>14549883
>he doesn't know about the hundreds of billions of the dollars the US has been pumping into the central banks the past several weeks
get your asshole ready OP, it's about to be currency

>> No.14549912

>>14549883
The edifice on which the first world is built is precarious. One major disruption and the whole thing falls apart.

>> No.14549924

>>14549883
He's just a sensationalist, trying to make a buck while pushing the Establishment's agenda.

>> No.14549926

>>14549910
What exactly does it mean? I'm an economics brainlet

>> No.14549929

>>14549883
collapse is a strong word
I would call it perpetual degradation

>> No.14549940

>>14549926
it means hyperinflation will happen after the bubble bursts. or maybe it won't, because we've got nukes and basically hand out money to everyone in the world and they want it to keep its value too.

>> No.14549953

>>14549883
Society never really collapses, but culture dissipates. Obviously, if you follow history by leaders and governments, things fall apart all the time. If you look at history from the eyes of the common person, some times are worse than others, but mostly things just shift around.

>> No.14549979

>>14549910
That's not that unusual
But I agree, if most people knew the extent of the possibly looming monetary contraction, well it would probably cause said contraction and we'll be sent back 100 years economically

>> No.14550039

>>14549898
>socialist revolution
>inevitable
not reaaaaally, maybe socialism but not a "socialist revolution". Socialism might be voted in democratically but by then I doubt it'd be conducive to societal collapse. We've seen crappy socialist countries form in 3rd world nations and those haven't led to "societal collapse", so socialism wouldn't lead to any sort of collapse in modern first-world states, especially as we progress towards an increasingly automated economy in coming decades.

>> No.14550757

>>14549926
It means you better own arable land and know how to effectively farm it if you like eating food.

>> No.14550847

>>14550757
this.

>> No.14550976

>>14549883
>Both of his parents were from Ashkenazi Jewish families who had emigrated to the United States.

>> No.14550999

>>14550976
What's your point?

>> No.14551015

>>14550999
nice trips and not that anon but OBVIOUSLY this guy diamond has rigged the end of the world to happen so that his book sells more copies