Economies don't just disappear, they change - they maybe don't grow as quickly, maybe they contract a bit (some areas would be worse off than others if they don

Economies don't just disappear, they change - they maybe don't grow as quickly, maybe they contract a bit (some areas would be worse off than others if they don't have local sustainable practices). War shifts activity towards military-related creation which I don't agree with, though letting that little irritation grow into a rash is the wrong approach - because that rash gains "power" or rather the ability to control more and be more free than could be if you were applying an ointment to it. The fear that has been injected to people relating to the "economy is going to collapse" only has power because capitalism currently causes a false state of scarcity. We have the resources to feed and shelter everyone, giving them the time to live life, to learn, etc.. Once we solve this false scarcity then that fear will be alleviated and people who have control issues and who are unkind can be limited by societies of how much influence and control of resources they have.