The Inevitable Collapse of the Dollar
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this scenario would change exponentially with free energy...
upvote for the story about the asians and the american on the island.
http://www.vpro.nl/programma/tegenlicht/afleveringen/24877874/media/24974875/
But you will only be able to understand the English parts, of which there are quite a few..
When the regular American sees an economist or accountant speaking, he has the Homer Simpson reaction to yell "Boring!" and change the channel, not realising that this sort of information could provide for his family much more than his paycheck or government benefits.
Great video, flavioribeiro. I've known for a while that Americans (and I'm one of them) are living in a declining empire. No military or economic superpower can remain that way forever. Just ask the Egyptians, Persians, Romans, Byzantines, Mongols, Mughals, Ottomans, British, Russians, Klingons.....
But seriously, I think the video is way too exaggerative. If it keeps going the way it is? Yea, it just might happen. But I highly doubt America would let itself be screwed like we have for these past 8 years. It's was a freak occurance, not an inevitable regression.
But I wouldn't get the Chinese textbook just yet. We don't have to import food, water, or shelter into this country, only gasoline and electronic components. he end of the dollar is the end of American consumerism, but not American well-being. I predict a change in the standard of living which will probably be good for the country...does our increased purchasing power really make us better off?
Its the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fine.