[asdkhadsj]

Agreed. It's why I think we (and I'm slowly working towards some ideas there personally) need to prioritize (micro) information sharing, sourcing, referencing, and etc.

I feel like there is too much misinformation out there for any person to be informed these days. Any effort to wade through that should be a currency worth more than gold in my mind, and easily sharable, reference-able, tamper-proof (immutable/signed/etc), and easily remembered.

Information is tough these days. We need to find ways to adapt, because misinformation seems to be winning by leagues.

[baybal2]

I also agree, that's very true. China looses more money to FUD, than to genuine industrial decline at the moment.

Industrialist cashing out their factories and running for good life in America not because they can't make sale now, but because they have an expectation of "hard times to come" (even if such are nowhere to be genuinely seen.)