Why is today's economy not the same as yesterday?

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Re: Why is today's economy not the same as yesterday?




by Obamot » 09/01/22, 16:50

Ahmed wrote:Isy, you write:
The [the fight for the climate] is misguided to satisfy a financial elite, with an enormous waste of raw material that will be difficult to recycle and extract when fossil fuels run out ... or even impossible because of the essential material becoming overpriced. .

The famous "elite" intervenes here only as agent of execution and is not the cause ... The wasting of natural resources and the plundering of other peoples is at the base of the exponential economic system. As its current possibilities are shrinking as a result of the massive expulsion from human labor (which is the condition for the formation of abstract value, which is a social relation), it must accordingly accelerate the destructive processes. to try to compensate for this loss by increasing production. A situation without lasting hope, since it is faced with an exponential ...
Thank you for the link...
If we integrate pic oil, we better understand the "hacking" aspect which is moving towards more "satisfactory" transitional solutions in terms of economy than reality, while waiting for this energy. clean, endless and not too expensive which alone would be able to push back a little further the functional contradictions of the economy (considered as independent and constituting its own objective). Will this big gap be possible? No one knows, but if so, it would be bad news for all living things. Of course, a justifying ideology would come at the right time to "demonstrate" the contrary ...
Admitting that the WEF's “Great Reset” theory goes into its application, didn't those who designed it put too much emphasis on vodka, imagining that we hadn't realized? that they were going to tighten our belts? And so if their plan was to impose it on us with their Nazi PaSS, it is very, very badly barred, because:

1) people are starting to understand, and
2) even in France, the belt is already tightened to the max ... and
3) cohesion at the international level for such a supranational project does not exist,

and all that seems to me inapplicable without the support of the peoples and without an equalization of equitable distribution and especially bearable of the effects between the countries, which would suppose an altruistic aim which is not specific to what the statute of the billionaires who draw the strings suggests!

Ultimately, we have witnessed a cascade and even telescoping of awkward and improvised measures one after the other, a financial pit represented by vaccinations which would not encourage people to beg for economic efforts, so that the exit from the vaccine PASS risks to be easier to implement (you just have to stop everything) than a supposed “Reset” which would seem to me only to be possibly a “bouquet of measures” leading to a therapeutic relentlessness of a system on the verge of l collapse by a totally wobbly approach ...

Because “Great reset” or not, all of this is horribly wobbly, and it is never otherwise when “plots” are carried out because nothing is done openly and concealment is the worst enemy of transparency as desire. yet posted by Karl Schwab.

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2018


Early 2019
Klaus Schwab: "We need a return of morality in the economy" ( : Mrgreen: ) https://www.rts.ch/info/economie/101407 ... nomie.html

End 2019
For Klaus Schwab, "" we have reached the limits of neoliberal capitalism " https://www.rts.ch/info/economie/109286 ... beral.html
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Re: Why is today's economy not the same as yesterday?




by Ahmed » 10/01/22, 13:18

What should not be forgotten is that if the systemic crisis leads to a global "bottleneck", certain actors, few in number and in restricted sectors, are doing very well. no contradiction in these financial adventures; One of the players who understood this development is China, which is betting everything on new technologies, knowing that there will only be room for the biggest companies.
Certainly, the middle class, which corresponds to the Fordist and Keynesian period bygone is doomed to a strong constriction and this will not be done without pain. The strong and very unequal polarization of the population represents a strong constraint and fraught with threats. Threats which lie in the search for a way out which does not call into question this phenomenon, but works to expel this resentment towards scapegoats which are foreign to it.
The virus has come to "screw the mess" in all this, by catching governments, very little in capacity to cope with this kind of situation. Their contradictory and uncertain decisions resulted in greater public confusion, as well as increased mistrust of institutions (although probably not on the most relevant points: an affect is not an analysis). On the other hand, the social question with its "yellow vests" could be temporarily obliterated, the only tangible gain for the government. I can only evoke the tropism towards more authoritarianism, the only logical possibility in the current framework which no longer allows the "distribution of carrots" to create a form of social cohesion which no longer has an objective basis.
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Re: Why is today's economy not the same as yesterday?




by Exnihiloest » 10/01/22, 19:00

GuyGadeboisLeRetour wrote:
Exnihiloest wrote: I'm sure they hadn't thought of it.

Of course, here is only you who thinks (that he thinks). : Twisted:

It's not just me, but you are obviously not made for that. Or with no more requirements than one has for the expression of macaques.
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Re: Why is today's economy not the same as yesterday?




by Exnihiloest » 10/01/22, 19:21

Obamot wrote:... While admitting that the theory of the “Great Reset” of the WEF passes to the plan of its application, did not those who conceived it not have insisted a little too much on vodka by imagining that we were not each other? didn't realize that they were going to tighten our belts? ...

The "great reset", or the ecological transition, or the health dictatorship, it is kif-kif question of method.
Just coat it up, appeal to a higher cause, and it'll come through like a letter in the mail.
Small IQs are no match for big IQs, and big IQs aren't necessarily benevolent. The benevolence of the big IQs, the people no longer have, they don't even know where to find them, they no longer know how to identify their elites. Its "intellectual" elites are today like them, the small conspiratorial IQs who parade on youtube or tweeter, the type to be rolled in flour 24/24, ideal for the establishment of dictatorships.
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Re: Why is today's economy not the same as yesterday?




by humus » 10/01/22, 19:33

QI, QI, it's almost spring!
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Re: Why is today's economy not the same as yesterday?




by GuyGadeboisTheBack » 10/01/22, 19:34

Appalling ... it's even more bullshit, it's outright stupidity. Blédina would have to take an IQ test again and compare it with that of an oyster, that would reframe him. :(
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Re: Why is today's economy not the same as yesterday?




by humus » 10/01/22, 19:36

Ahmed wrote: an affect is not an analysis
The body knows before reason. : Wink:
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by humus » 10/01/22, 19:37

GuyGadeboisLeRetour wrote:Appalling ... it's even more bullshit, it's outright stupidity. Blédina would have to take an IQ test again and compare it with that of an oyster, that would reframe him. :(

Triploid or not?
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Re: Why is today's economy not the same as yesterday?




by GuyGadeboisTheBack » 10/01/22, 19:37

humus wrote:
GuyGadeboisLeRetour wrote:Appalling ... it's even more bullshit, it's outright stupidity. Blédina would have to take an IQ test again and compare it with that of an oyster, that would reframe him. :(

Triploid or not?

Or an amoeba. : Mrgreen:
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Re: Why is today's economy not the same as yesterday?




by humus » 10/01/22, 19:44

GuyGadeboisLeRetour wrote:
humus wrote:
GuyGadeboisLeRetour wrote:Appalling ... it's even more bullshit, it's outright stupidity. Blédina would have to take an IQ test again and compare it with that of an oyster, that would reframe him. :(

Triploid or not?

Or an amoeba. : Mrgreen:

Or a virus? : Mrgreen:
It will be hard to find smaller : Lol:
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