[Macoozie]

So, we won’t have to do anything?
If we don’t have to do anything, everything costs nothing.
If everything costs nothing, what is the need for money to “buy” anything?

At the margins, disruptions are devastating. Buggy whip manufacturers hated the car. But some “Coach Makers” found a way. Optometrists HATE cheap eyeglasses on the rack at CVS, Rite Aid etc ... but, if that’s all you need, that’s all you need. The examples are endless.

Creativity, talent and hard work will ALWAYS rise to the top. The US benefited from being the only thing left standing after WWII. Now, let the games begin. Anything artificial, non-productive or friction-inducing will be turned away.

Get the leeching hoardes and the Gub-Mint out of the way, follow the US Constitution, practice sound money policy and only intervene when US INTERESTS are involved and just WATCH what will happen.

Chi-Comms, Socialists and the Sand Rats of the mid east will have NOTHING to keep them afloat.

After the coming “re-set”, it will once again be “Morning in America”.

[MaxMax]

Zero point energy is a long way off, and it would utterly send our ME enemies into the dust bin
of history, economically. Meanwhile we should use up all their resources first. their demise
will come soon enough. imo

[MV=PY]

Nicely put.

Market forces will always prevail but can be suppressed by the distortion of stupid laws designed to grow the government.

One problem we have now is that our GDP is calculated using algorithms that only account for physical product, a remnant of the industrial age. We make economic decisions on these obsolete numbers.

When we start measuring intellectual capital and innovation, our true resources and a large part of our “work product,” I’ll bet the financial world will see an entirely different, more accurate picture.