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It seems increasingly likely the U.S. is running full hog into one of the worst economic disasters we’ve ever seen with no contingency plan or strategy for reso
by SlightlyLeftPad 8mo ago
It seems increasingly likely the U.S. is running full hog into one of the worst economic disasters we’ve ever seen with no contingency plan or strategy for resolution. [1]
[1]: https://www.npr.org/transcripts/nx-s1-5704756#:~:text=Are%20we%20in%20an%20economic,%2C%20Instagram%2C%20Facebook%2C%20Newsletter. https://www.npr.org/transcripts/nx-s1-5704756#:~:text=Are%20...
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- OhioMan2943 8mo agoEspecially when you realise that our tolerance for AI propping up the rest of the economy has stifled the "natural selection" that weeds out poor performers and poor business choices and rewards innovation and success. An imprecise economy is a worrying thing.
- AtlasBarfed 8mo agoYour comment assumes that there is a healthy, competitive situation in US markets, with a dozen players actively competing This is not the case. Virtually every segment of the US economy is dominated by cartels or monopolies with little desire to innovate.
- fuzzfactor 8mo agoSeems?
- teeray 8mo agoI guess the real question is: is there anywhere for the layperson to hide? Whose acorns will survive?
- tencentshill 8mo agoJust be ready to make practical quality of life adjustments. Learn about self sustenance, even if you can't practice it yet. It's not going to be Mad Max all of a sudden, but a lot of little things we've come to expect someone else to do will degrade or disappear.