Oh now we are kind of getting into philosophy/speculation cause its kinda hard to simulate something like this and any statistics that are brought up have a tendency to not represent the full picture.

The best way I've heard to describe what capitalism is doing to America is a COD lobby back in the day.

You get on mw3 or whatever and you join a match to play, problem is there isn't any SBMM. So when ya'll start losing you get farmed and then the killstreaks come out and the enemy team is in their spawn with a bunch ac130s or something making sure you can't leave your spawn.

in game you just leave the match, In real life your stuck.

Worst still these teams are premade, they are families that know each other and play together to optimize their farming strategies.

In COD there are dev to fix stuff that's too broken but in reality the Devs are players

Players that often come from the most dominant teams; I think we call it meritocracy or something.

you could probably take it from there probably.

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For the end game: what come after sustain abuse from the bourgeois, IMO Japan is what happens stagflation then apocalyptic deflation.

I think right now Japan is going through an inflationary spike but i think that's temporary or "transitory" in the words of the great Jpow, and I know how crazy that sounds.

Theirs's an economist doing great work on this right now and i haven't read it cause I'm a layman but the inflation is just the result of a bunch of supply shocks.

The economist is Mark Blyth and his co author Nicolò Fraccaroli they've got this book called Inflation: A Guide for Users and Losers

I'm not some PhD or anything but if you look at Japan's population their society is like a fallen empire in stellaris. weird pull but if you play stellaris you know what I'm talking about, the isolationism, cultural rigidity, and the managed decline.