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My view is about the flow of resources which this economic system relies on, these technologies must have to operate on a high level, that at some point in the decline of these resources, which clearly the WEF crowd aspires, the system simply collapses.

Not quite this simple but I like the analogy if a profit margin for a business with a large income statement is 1% and revenue drops 5%, without accounting manipulation, the profit is out of the business. The next year revenue drops 10%, cash flow doesn't cover all the costs, and its over.

Even though the business could continue to bring in cash, it still collapses.

Now superimpose the idea to the entire economy needing these resources, think oil foremost, even of there is plenty of oil left to extract, the flow isn't enough to cover what's needed - Seneca Cliff.

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Thanks for the essay, the music and the links. Adding complexity, especially to already weak systems is inevitably going to be a slow motion train wreck.

https://youtu.be/XSYzDDlI3WA

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I've heard a million descriptions of what they have in store for us, but "a technocratic dictatorship justified by climate alarmism" is probably the most accurate and succinct.

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