04-05-2020, 01:16 PM
I would argue and say that this is not a climax but more the beginning of the of the end of the 4T. If I was to describe it, this is more of a Franz Ferdinand moment. The crisis that will ultimately reshape the world. My own thoughts though is that this is the event that will most likely cause an economic depression in western countries and the collapse of neo-liberalism.
I have noticed that Russia isn't struggling with it compared to the West and China can get itself out of the quagmire pretty quickly. So I doubt this will lead to any 4T inspired events in these countries.
To be honest, I am beginning to debate if 2008 and Trump/Brexit were mere 3T events and this is the start of the 4T...it sure feels that way. But I digress.
Either way my predictions are a meltdown in the West followed by an economic revival based on a new green economy that can provide jobs. This ok turn will also fix the West's declining birth rates due to the nature of work and the easier cost of having children. So in the long run it will be beneficial.
But it's getting there that is going to be the problem.
I have noticed that Russia isn't struggling with it compared to the West and China can get itself out of the quagmire pretty quickly. So I doubt this will lead to any 4T inspired events in these countries.
To be honest, I am beginning to debate if 2008 and Trump/Brexit were mere 3T events and this is the start of the 4T...it sure feels that way. But I digress.
Either way my predictions are a meltdown in the West followed by an economic revival based on a new green economy that can provide jobs. This ok turn will also fix the West's declining birth rates due to the nature of work and the easier cost of having children. So in the long run it will be beneficial.
But it's getting there that is going to be the problem.