What happens to the price of your average car when we suddenly have flying cars?
What happens to the price of your average house when suddenly we have too many houses? Or, when people decide that a one family house, is stupid. Also it is cheaply built out of sticks.
What happens to the price of stock when it is shown that you don't own any?
What happens to the value of what you put into Social inSecurity when the govern-cement is no longer there?
It's the same value as the govern-cement bonds you hold.
We have made so many choices for our future lives based on the fact that these things have always been around, and thus assume that they will continue to be around.
This is one of the biggest dangers to ourselves as we go into a brand new future.
That we believe what we have now, the life that we know now, will continue.
The value of cars
Most people just have a car to drive to work / store.
Many people have a car that is expensive, and costs a lot in payments, insurance, gas, so they can feel they have status while driving to work / store.
Three things happen in the future, that totally change car values:
- We start building flying cars
- Most people stop driving to work / store
- A lot of people die leaving a lot of cars unowned.
Unless i spelled these out first, most people wouldn't comprehend just how different i envision the future. And, not getting that would baulk when i say automobile values will plummet.
For most people in America, the car has been the center of their whole life. Our cities are built around them. Our shopping centers are built around them. Our jobs are built around them.
Just 70 years ago, a presidential candidate promised "A car in every garage…" ONE car. Now, we have a car for both parents, and an extra, as a spare, or a pickup, or… Only recently, with the advent of everyone being on-line have many people just stopped getting a car and driver's license on their 16th birthday.
The ownership of cars, per person, is dwindling. And soon, a lot of cars are just going to be sitting there. All of their resale value gone. Anyone who wants one, can find an unused one.
Flying cars make wheeled cars obsolete, and quickly.
Other technology that comes along with flying cars makes living anywhere really easy. Add to this that people will be finding and moving to be with their tribe. As people build these small community homesteads there will be much less need to drive anywhere.
And the boomers will be leaving a large quantity of cars sitting idle and unowned. There will be even more deaths from VAXXX and "natural" disasters, leaving even more cars sitting idle and unowned.
So, we are at the cusp, where new cars are selling for $100,000 and seeming to go higher, and all of a sudden, there are no buyers. The people buying want a cheap, reliable, used car. And soon (years) there will be a glut of them.
How many people are looking at the car market through this kind of lens?
Other markets
The housing market will be a similar story as automobiles. We go from a tiny supply, to a glut of things people do not want.
The retail rental market. The old stores are dead. Most things have moved online. Soon local stores, in soon to be crime ridden neighborhoods are going to be concrete block bunkers with a bullet proof kiosk and a stainless steel one way door. The entire commercial real estate market is toast. Gone.
Fast food, if you haven't seen it going, is gone. McDs, the home of the value meal, just stated that they were not for low income people. Add this to the fact that people are wising up to the poison they're feeding to people. And you will come to the conclusion that the era of fast food chains is soon going to be over.
Basically, the cars and the cities designed around the cars is worthless now. It will become more and more apparent as time passes.
The end of govern-cement
This one is a bit more tricky, in that if you don't know what you are looking for, the old govern-cement could be dead and a new one, that you think is the old one, comes into being.
This has happened several times to the United States of America. Now, The U.S. (i think)
But the big pieces are the Fed, the IRS, the World Bank are all going to fall apart. Of course, the elite are planning this. At least the falling apart part. But, things are not going to go back together the elite planned.
Such as, the banks want to shut down, and then reopen on the block chain. With them owning the block chain. But, the banksters do not realize that the block chain is not own-able. That, as soon as people move to A block chain, they will realize that they never needed the bank. And move to a superior, control-free, block chain
However, this is not the part i want to discuss. What i want to discuss is the "shutting down" the banksters want to do.
The way to really make money is to leave all of your debts behind by rebranding. (of course they will try to do this, while making the little people keep their debts) The problem with the rebranding is that it destroys things like Social inSecurity. The "old" govern-cement that promised those things is no longer there. The "old" brokerage that had all your retirement investments is no longer there.
We are all going to find out that the banks are broke. They have "lost" all of our money.
And the only thing the little people can hope upon, is that the tax payers (themselves) will make themselves whole again. (which just puts everyone back into debt to the banksers)
So much of what we believe has value today, will cease to have value.
And i don't mean like it will go down in value like previous bubbles and collapses.
I mean like automobiles losing value in every way. (Like how horse buggies went, but worse)
Most of this value losing will be along several axis, unlike most previous bubble pops which were just one thing. So, the value will be lost faster, and more completely.
Fortunately, new systems will be coming online. Watch for those, and adopt any new inventions that seem like they will improve your life.
It is like Max says about bitcoin. "Everything is going to zero, compared to bitcoin." "Bitcoin destroys the need for govern-cement." "Bitcoin ends banking"