> This is really obscured by the K-shaped growth, dual economy now. We've reached a stable pattern of a deep underclass serving the wealthy. We won't have a cra

> This is really obscured by the K-shaped growth, dual economy now. We've reached a stable pattern of a deep underclass serving the wealthy. We won't have a crash or "correction" because the entrenched top 5% has figured out a way extract value from everyone else indefinitely. Apologies for quoting all 3 sentences of parent, but the poorly-drawn conclusion depends on the full sequence of seemingly rational statements. The context this sequence is missing is that approximately 70% of the US economy depends on consumer spending. [0][1] If the lower stroke of the K-economy diverges too much from the upper, the economy is going to grind to halt. Consumer spending of the bottom 90% cannot (easily?) be replaced by the top 10%. [0] https://govfacts.org/money/broader-economy/economic-indicators/the-four-parts-of-gdp-that-drive-americas-economy/ https://govfacts.org/money/broader-economy/economic-indicato... [1] https://www.npr.org/2025/11/23/nx-s1-5615222/consumer-spending-is-the-u-s-economys-main-driver-heres-how-its-doing https://www.npr.org/2025/11/23/nx-s1-5615222/consumer-spendi...