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And by the way, just to scare you a little bit more, I asked perplexity how many Americans were born after 2008, and it said 70,000,000. So that's roughly Yeah. 20% of the population. So And if you figure the people who are, like, 10 Yeah. Before the
...and recessions, asset prices going up, which creates the seeds for crisis, causes memories to fade, and allows these beliefs there's a lot of folk wisdom in these things beliefs that get in the way of people doing what they have to do in a crisis to
all the banks imploded. I got this sense of anxiety because I was covering let's say 10 banks throughout 2008, and by late two thousand and eight only four of them existed anymore. The rest were gone or merged. That just gave me a window into the fin
But the central bank, if they could have prevented the worst crisis since the Great Depression in 2008, then surely, as long as the banks are healthy and the Fed is there, there's no way we're gonna have a really disrupted economy. And so I I think w
What you're painting is going forward an even lower return environment. And so there's this question of what alternative do people have if they get simpler than they're left with choices that clearly aren't gonna meet their spending needs? Yeah. Yeah
“America's debt crisis reaches breaking point with unsustainable fiscal trajectory”
Singapore, a 176, Venezuela, a 164. The Greeks, one fifty four, UK, 94. Twenty years ago, our debt to GDP was but 60%. Here's a direct quote from the report. The fiscal trajectory is not sustainable.
And I studied then why is it that they went up a lot. Okay. You devalue money. When you devalue money and you make money very easy, things go up. And so I learned not just the nature of that mechanic, but I learned that things that surprised me in my
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