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>How do you fix that without blowing everything up and probably destroying the lives for a huge group of people who's only crime was being born in a certain set
by xor1 10y ago
>How do you fix that without blowing everything up and probably destroying the lives for a huge group of people who's only crime was being born in a certain set of years?
A huge number of millennial college students who weren't fortunate enough to graduate into a tech career between 2007-2011 already went through this. It wouldn't be anything new.
>Not to mention the economic implications of an entire generation going into middle age already carrying massive debt - how are they going to generate asset wealth?
I mean...this is already happening. I'm not sure what you're getting at here. "Blowing everything up" is the only way to stop this cycle.
- madenine 10y agoProbably should've separated/clarified my last two sentences; I agree that its already happening, and that the system will blow up on its own eventually. My questions are: Can we do something about to reverse it? If not can we do a "controlled demolition"? Is there even anyone in a position to do anything / is the train accelerating with no breaks and no one at the helm?