The crypto economy could become the main thing over the next 10-20 years, as the US is currently experiencing a slow decline. The 2008 financial crisis was the birth of Bitcoin and could serve as a model for future economic struggles in America.
The rise of new technologies tends to be accompanied by violence indirectly or directly, but the stagnation of these technologies seems to be temporary and will eventually be gone. While predictions vary, there is a possibility that the United States may remain the world's economic leader and maintain its impact on scientific innovation and technological advancements throughout the rest of this century.
The biggest events of history happen overnight, and the recent economic downturn is a prime example of this phenomenon. While it lasted much longer than anyone predicted, it came to an end much faster than anticipated, leaving economists and researchers with plenty of material to study and analyze in the years to come.
The speaker discusses the language commonly used by the "bubble generations," those born after World War II until recent years, and reflects on the linguistic nuances they exhibit.
A discussion about the decline of controlled capitalism and the significant decrease in national income percentage for the bottom 50% in the US. The speakers also touch upon the 2008 economic crash and its impact on the economy.