IT'S OVER!! Say goodbye to capitalism forever!!

The only thing capable of failing—and indeed, the only thing currently failing—is communism.🤣

Capitalism, on the other hand, simply cannot fail.😉

Alright... putting capitalism aside for a second... 🙂
Maybe I didn't express myself clearly when I was thinking about the specific version of capitalism we've all grown used to...

But those details don't really matter when you're looking at the big picture of whether capitalism actually collapses or not.. 🙂

Do you see what the implications are here? 😲

We're looking at a fundamental shift in the financial system from the ground up. That change could mean an end to the usual tricks—manipulating people through capital flow regulations or engineering artificial crises. It probably triggers a domino effect: decentralization, the decline of current power elites, and eventually, an end to the gatekeeping of technologies we've had access to for decades or even centuries. These tools could honestly launch humanity into an era of unprecedented prosperity and abundance..

In short, the people in charge probably won't go down without a fight. But I guess anyone who can weather this transition might just find themselves living in a bit of a utopia.. 😉

Some seriously interesting stuff here... just sitting here diving into these tracks right now 🙂

Lisa Ward3 said:Alright... putting capitalism aside for a second... 🙂
Maybe I didn't express myself clearly when I was thinking about the specific version of capitalism we've all grown used to...

But those details don't really matter when you're looking at the big picture of whether capitalism actually collapses or not.. 🙂

Do you see what the implications are here? 😲

We're looking at a fundamental shift in the financial system from the ground up. That change could mean an end to the usual tricks—manipulating people through capital flow regulations or engineering artificial crises. It probably triggers a domino effect: decentralization, the decline of current power elites, and eventually, an end to the gatekeeping of technologies we've had access to for decades or even centuries. These tools could honestly launch humanity into an era of unprecedented prosperity and abundance..

In short, the people in charge probably won't go down without a fight. But I guess anyone who can weather this transition might just find themselves living in a bit of a utopia.. 😉

If we're going down that road, you have to consider the fallout—the dismantling of the military-industrial complex, the massive financial conglomerates... even organized religion.

That means a huge chunk of people are going to feel completely "lost" because their entire way of life—their sense of purpose—is basically being deleted. It’s a total paradigm shift. Plus, let's be real: we’ll run into massive bottlenecks with food production, raw materials, and energy distribution... because when the current structure collapses, the very systems keeping those supply chains moving go down with it.

Lisa Ward3 said:Alright... putting capitalism aside for a second... 🙂
Maybe I didn't express myself clearly when I was thinking about the specific version of capitalism we've all grown used to...

But those details don't really matter when you're looking at the big picture of whether capitalism actually collapses or not.. 🙂

Do you see what the implications are here? 😲

We're looking at a fundamental shift in the financial system from the ground up. That change could mean an end to the usual tricks—manipulating people through capital flow regulations or engineering artificial crises. It probably triggers a domino effect: decentralization, the decline of current power elites, and eventually, an end to the gatekeeping of technologies we've had access to for decades or even centuries. These tools could honestly launch humanity into an era of unprecedented prosperity and abundance..

In short, the people in charge probably won't go down without a fight. But I guess anyone who can weather this transition might just find themselves living in a bit of a utopia.. 😉

See, that’s just what you *think*... meanwhile, you haven't produced a single shred of evidence that this "technological oppression" even exists, nor can you even specify which technologies we're talking about.

Have you developed anything? Invented something?

Do you have some secret lab tucked away filled with groundbreaking inventions ready to save the world?

But you just assume that the current ruling class has some magic tech they're hoarding from us?

And what are you basing that on? Facts? Data? Actual scientific research?

Lisa Ward3 said:Alright... putting capitalism aside for a second... 🙂
Maybe I didn't express myself clearly when I was thinking about the specific version of capitalism we've all grown used to...

But those details don't really matter when you're looking at the big picture of whether capitalism actually collapses or not.. 🙂

Do you see what the implications are here? 😲

We're looking at a fundamental shift in the financial system from the ground up. That change could mean an end to the usual tricks—manipulating people through capital flow regulations or engineering artificial crises. It probably triggers a domino effect: decentralization, the decline of current power elites, and eventually, an end to the gatekeeping of technologies we've had access to for decades or even centuries. These tools could honestly launch humanity into an era of unprecedented prosperity and abundance..

In short, the people in charge probably won't go down without a fight. But I guess anyone who can weather this transition might just find themselves living in a bit of a utopia.. 😉

Right... and what exactly is that based on?

🤷

There's a documentary here... give it a watch...http://www.disclose.tv/action/viewvi...apse__part_1_/

The second part is available separately.

All these big-talkers predicting the total collapse of capitalism just crack me up. Look, sure, capitalism will eventually hit a wall, but trust me on this—we won't be around to see the fireworks.

Susan Price30 said:The only thing capable of failing—and indeed, the only thing currently failing—is communism.🤣

Capitalism, on the other hand, simply cannot fail.😉

I'm just going to assume you woke up in a good mood this morning and were looking for a laugh.😁

Morning, Mark Campbell5. I think you're right on the first part... that goes without saying, really. This whole way of living just isn't sustainable in the long run anyway. 🙂

But I guess you must have been sleeping pretty soundly somewhere if you're asking those kinds of questions in the second half of your post. 😁

Here’s something for you. 😉
http://vimeo.com/19863733

Could you please get this thread back on track? I’m completely lost here.

Susan Price30 said:The only thing capable of failing—and indeed, the only thing currently failing—is communism.🤣

Capitalism, on the other hand, simply cannot fail.😉

To put it more bluntly, the most effective way to collapse is to target something that doesn't even exist or was never truly there to begin with... 😵

The real punchline isn't about capitalism collapsing in a general sense; it’s about the inevitable downfall of this specific, hyper-aggressive, suicidal, and fundamentally unsustainable version of it we see today. This particular "jackpot" iteration of capitalism has reached its absolute peak. Unless we somehow manage to discover a race of aliens to exploit, the entire system is inherently unsustainable.

Robin Hernandez4 said:I honestly don't get how people don't get bored of it. They used to act all brave back in the USA, claiming capitalism would just fail on its own. But it’ll only crash when there’s nothing left to take;

Capitalism is an economic system characterized by private or corporate ownership of capital goods, by investments that are determined by private decision, and by prices, production, and the distribution of goods that are determined mainly by competition in a free market.

Even translated, it won't happen because you can't just stop private ownership anywhere. Right now, individual ambition is basically the ultimate weapon.

Yeah, maybe. But not too long ago around here, they were busy seizing private property and giving owners a bullet to the head.

Everything the socialists fed us about their utopia was a complete fabrication, yet unfortunately, every warning they issued regarding capitalism turned out to be spot on.

Robin Hernandez4 said:I honestly don't get how people don't get bored of it. They used to act all brave back in the USA, claiming capitalism would just fail on its own. But it’ll only crash when there’s nothing left to take;

Capitalism is an economic system characterized by private or corporate ownership of capital goods, by investments that are determined by private decision, and by prices, production, and the distribution of goods that are determined mainly by competition in a free market.

Even translated, it won't happen because you can't just stop private ownership anywhere. Right now, individual ambition is basically the ultimate weapon.

Private property might be indestructible, but it can certainly be pilfered—which is exactly what global monetary policy is designed to do, systematically.

And one more thing: capitalism doesn't actually exist. Much like communism, it has remained nothing more than a utopian fantasy up until now. For capitalism to truly function, you would need absolute freedom in the movement of capital and labor—meaning a completely unfettered free market—and let's face it, that hasn't been achieved anywhere on Earth yet.