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Will the US government or financial system fail dramatically in the next 25 years? 1. Yes, it's inevitable 2. Probably, but we can avoid it 3. Unsure 4. No, the US is too strong 5. Other Question by @balajis.eth https://i.imgur.com/qVT5HLC.png
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2 things like QE make me think it's possible, but I do think the US govt has a history of course correcting when necessary and I believe that they'll adapt with the times and regulate accordingly
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4. But we’ll see some serious rocking of the boat.
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3 I’m not well read on the intricacies of our financial system
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5 it will fail, but timeline is longer than 25 years. Likely under 100.
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4 Might fall on absolute basis but relative basis is very unclear to me. A world where US falls seems to be a world where a lot of things happen very quickly in lots of places.
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4 US too strong - the fiat crisis will kill weaker currencies and systems, stronger ones merely take a hit
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Define fail dramatically, what are the biomarkers?
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3 25 years is a long time
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3 if it's so problematic that it can be accurately predicted, then there will be a feedback loop where improvements are forced at the local and state level, or just the private sector as usual. the federal reserve & federal government are just different game rules, and it remains to be seen where smart capital moves.
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1 - Both are actively failing. Adjusting for inflation, the avg US individual income is about 1/3 what it was during peak great depression. Plus we have a loaded corrupt supreme court. I believe we can surmount these challenges but feels unlikely without dramatic failure first.
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1 Every primary institution has it's day that it becomes a secondary institution. Because of the rising tide of technology, 25 seems far out, but may be far in.
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