twomoretime

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   by twomoretime 7y ago

   Having such reserve knowledge and experience is invaluable to national security, justified even under subsidy. Especially for critical supplies like semiconductors and medicine.
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   by twomoretime 7y ago

   Are they self sufficient in most parts of Alaska? Do they depend on US or Canada for survival? It seems like the kind of place people can isolate trivially. He might end up being right.
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   by twomoretime 7y ago

   30% market crash in less than two weeks and an impending Nationwide shutdown with predicted 20% unemployment is probably a collapse - or at least the closest we've been to one since the great depression. Especially combined with other
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   by twomoretime 7y ago

   Your thinking is myopic. The virus is a geopolitical trigger. Among the fallout is the US economy. The world is rapidly changing. It will not return to normal once the virus is eliminated. The signs are everywhere. Governments in flux. We j
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   by twomoretime 7y ago

   How will you access your money if the internet goes down? How will you buy food if your credit card isn't accepted, either because their connection or power is out or worse? A society built on top of perpetual growth is about to grind
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   by twomoretime 7y ago

   This is far worse than 2008. The market is crashing 1-2 times more rapidly (points/day) than it did during the great depression. There have been rumors floating around that the economy was basically running on fumes. The yield curve wa