I've just done a lot of research, and been in a position to know how big data works.
Unfortunately it will be slow. One industry alone does not cause collapse, the corruption and blindness have infected most things by now. The nature of chaos is that you can't predict the outcomes with any degree of precision. You may know it will happen, just not exactly how it will happen. Like the fact that snowpack has built up (in an avalanche prone area), while not knowing what specific trigger (or movement) will cause the avalanche.
There's a better chance than not that by 2030 we will be at a point of no return for the currency due to money printing with no action taken, sooner if more money is printed.
Ponzi's all wind down the same, third stage outflows exceed inflows (debt growth exceeds GDP).
When it happens, the few remaining productive businesses will shut down because they can no longer make profit in terms of purchasing power. The remaining ones are fueled by a money-printer/unbacked debt and cooperate, cooperation lacks a core requirement to perform economic calculation. These are important because when no economic calculation takes place, we are effectively in a de-facto non-market socialist state.
From there we may have as long as 50 years circling the drain, or as little a 2-3. Its chaotic, but it inevitably comes after the point of no return along with the following typically in this order, Shortage, Sustaining short, to Slavery (when crisis realized), to Death (from famine).
Malthus works says more than half globally would die today when the food production which is brittle and dependent on order, breaks. The last working model and tech prior to modern methods only fed 4bn globally.
Acceleration-ism doesn't work. The people who properly prepare will survive this, and at the point that order or the rule of law have fully broken down those people will likely have to have a ruthless streak.
Unfortunately it will be slow. One industry alone does not cause collapse, the corruption and blindness have infected most things by now. The nature of chaos is that you can't predict the outcomes with any degree of precision. You may know it will happen, just not exactly how it will happen. Like the fact that snowpack has built up (in an avalanche prone area), while not knowing what specific trigger (or movement) will cause the avalanche.
There's a better chance than not that by 2030 we will be at a point of no return for the currency due to money printing with no action taken, sooner if more money is printed.
Ponzi's all wind down the same, third stage outflows exceed inflows (debt growth exceeds GDP).
When it happens, the few remaining productive businesses will shut down because they can no longer make profit in terms of purchasing power. The remaining ones are fueled by a money-printer/unbacked debt and cooperate, cooperation lacks a core requirement to perform economic calculation. These are important because when no economic calculation takes place, we are effectively in a de-facto non-market socialist state.
From there we may have as long as 50 years circling the drain, or as little a 2-3. Its chaotic, but it inevitably comes after the point of no return along with the following typically in this order, Shortage, Sustaining short, to Slavery (when crisis realized), to Death (from famine).
Malthus works says more than half globally would die today when the food production which is brittle and dependent on order, breaks. The last working model and tech prior to modern methods only fed 4bn globally.
Acceleration-ism doesn't work. The people who properly prepare will survive this, and at the point that order or the rule of law have fully broken down those people will likely have to have a ruthless streak.