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Yes. I agree on both counts. But neither fact explains the disconnect between perceptions of personal economic situation vs. national economic situation. "Vib
by cs702 2y ago
Yes. I agree on both counts.
But neither fact explains the disconnect between perceptions of personal economic situation vs. national economic situation.
"Vibecession" is the conventional name for the disconnect. I'm making no value judgments on the state of the economy!
- dv_dt 2y agoI think we are really more on the same page than not on the actual conditions of the economy, but I would add that to me "Vibecession" carries an undercurrent that is is used to make fun of and to quiet the people thinking the economy is bad. Often accompanied by citation of overall positive economic metrics which has disconnects from individual economic security. I think the core problem that media calling it a vibecession is basically acting intentionally blind to the effects of inequality.
- cs702 2y agoGot it. I've never gotten the sense "vibecession" is used to "make fun" or "quiet" anyone. To me it's just a clever word that has caught on. AFAICT :-)