>> Objectively, no it doesn't. Even if you think it's a bubble, then the bubble is just growing. There are zero signs of anything popping yet. > Ever seen a

>> Objectively, no it doesn't. Even if you think it's a bubble, then the bubble is just growing. There are zero signs of anything popping yet. > Ever seen a bubble pop? It doesn't contract and then pop, usually. A hole develops, and almost immediately no more bubble. If you watch very closely, you might see signs of the end a fraction of a second before it vanishes. Well, if that’s the case then why is the OP arguing that the bubble is popping based on feelings and vibes instead of objective data caused by the rapid popping of the bubble that you postulate? Literally you’re saying the bubble is going to pop so fast that it’s noticeable to everyone and objectively undeniable in fact, the numbers are going to show it, and that’s why… grandparent’s vibes are evidence that it’s happening, quickly and indisputably, despite the failure of the numbers to show it? Incoherent take.