2000 dot-com crash, 1992 recession, the 1970's were horrible. The issue right now is 'education and housing' costs which at least in part have something to do

2000 dot-com crash, 1992 recession, the 1970's were horrible. The issue right now is 'education and housing' costs which at least in part have something to do with our much longer than planned life expectancy and built up housing equity among those people, who vote and are very well organized as well as having deep ties into the system. I don't know what the answer is but I don't see anyone with great answers. Maybe 'decentralized' workforces will help out a bit, because affordability is reasonable in many places and frankly the supposed 'cool spots' just are not that cool.