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Yes exactly. The “real economy” stopped producing new things since 2008. Growth has been in ephemeral attention economy output to keep the public distracted and
by notUrsMine 4y ago
Yes exactly. The “real economy” stopped producing new things since 2008. Growth has been in ephemeral attention economy output to keep the public distracted and not off building local communities that serve the public, but focused on acting as missionaries for the greatness of US capitalism; how amazing is this free market! SBF lost his customers money and is chilling in the Bahamas playing video games! Freedom.