I agree. The great depression was over in about 10 years, but that was with honestly, pretty good management and some rather revolutionary political ideas. That isn’t going to happen this time. This rebuilding of basic foundational issues of national identity and civilization is going to go deep, if it gets accomplished successfully at all. Buckle up, it’s going be a bumpy ride and I don’t know what it’s going to look like on the other side, I just know where we gotta get to and it doesn’t look like there’s any nice roads to get there.
I’m more on the side of ‘stagnant apocalypse’. We’re all going to be bored to death before we starve, if it isn’t a never-ending sideways shuffle, never getting better, always getting worse.
I think it’s going to be way faster than 10 years for some companies. 1-2 for a lot of them. Prices just went up for the first time, and they’re going to get higher before the bubble pops.
You’re being very optimistic that it’ll be resolved so quickly.
I agree. The great depression was over in about 10 years, but that was with honestly, pretty good management and some rather revolutionary political ideas. That isn’t going to happen this time. This rebuilding of basic foundational issues of national identity and civilization is going to go deep, if it gets accomplished successfully at all. Buckle up, it’s going be a bumpy ride and I don’t know what it’s going to look like on the other side, I just know where we gotta get to and it doesn’t look like there’s any nice roads to get there.
I’m more on the side of ‘stagnant apocalypse’. We’re all going to be bored to death before we starve, if it isn’t a never-ending sideways shuffle, never getting better, always getting worse.
Tough but fair
I think it’s going to be way faster than 10 years for some companies. 1-2 for a lot of them. Prices just went up for the first time, and they’re going to get higher before the bubble pops.