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As we saw in the cases of Rome and Britain, it can take a long time for an empire to disintegrate. That means that it is perfectly possible to have a good life and enjoy things even if things are heading into the crapper.
And, really, it is up to each of us to look after ourselves and our loved ones.
(My vote was 5 + years)
Topic: 2014 World Fiat Collapse? - page 3. (Read 2468 times)
And what would FIAT be replaced with in 5 years??
Within 20 years all work will be done by software or machines. Human labor will be virtually unnecessary.
We have a market based system that depends on consumerism to function. Yet in 20 years there will be no jobs for anyone to do. All of the professions and everything else will be done by machines. If people do not have money then how will they buy products and fuel consumerism?
Conclusion:
Major political and social change is on the horizon.
We have a market based system that depends on consumerism to function. Yet in 20 years there will be no jobs for anyone to do. All of the professions and everything else will be done by machines. If people do not have money then how will they buy products and fuel consumerism?
Conclusion:
Major political and social change is on the horizon.
I don't know how about fiat, but cryptos are crashing hard today, both btc and ltc 
The Four Horsemen - Renegade Economy
If this was launched on NATIONAL TV in the United States, Bitcoin might rise to $10,000+ ~ !
If this was launched on NATIONAL TV in the United States, Bitcoin might rise to $10,000+ ~ !
2-5 years would be my educated guess as a political scientist.
Political scientist, interesting, where do you work? Where did you obtain your degree?
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Depends on how strong the propaganda I mean media is pushed
I suspect the poll was really asking about "collapse" or even "restructuring" as opposed to "revolution."
With that in mind, I voted 3-5 years; things are still way too comfortable for too many people for any significant portion of U.S. citizens to actually generate enough pressure to initiate change.
With that in mind, I voted 3-5 years; things are still way too comfortable for too many people for any significant portion of U.S. citizens to actually generate enough pressure to initiate change.
2-5 years would be my educated guess as a political scientist.
To any current coin, never.
"It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning." -Henry Ford
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