I second this but aside from the rather ephemeral article itself, the implication of the title rings true. This will end up in a very bad bubble burst and possi

I second this but aside from the rather ephemeral article itself, the implication of the title rings true. This will end up in a very bad bubble burst and possibly world wars again unless there’s some way to mitigate the monstrous overproduction of goods and services it generates. It’s time to stop breaking things down to the smallest part and see the whole picture again for once. We’re simply repeating 20th century and we know where it went last time,,,