If the .com bubble was built on the emergence of the personal computer and the ability to get online and browse the web, .com2.0 added nothing more than you being able to browse the web while taking a shit!
Seriously, what core "TECH"nology has come out after the 2000s crash that we did not have prior? Why is so much euphoria in tech? Handheld devices got slimmer, screens got a bit nicer, battery lives improved a bit and social media blew up so now you can leave a mean comment on some poor faggot's tweet that you'd never meet in person while taking a shit on your break at your shitty job.
In the meantime, we destroyed the middle class and packed up and shipped our entire manufacturing base overseas, to the point that we can't even make antibiotics or face masks in the face of a pandemic.
It is time to call bullshit on this house of cards ... all of it is bullshit.
>find patterns >Did not read the post Come on leaf, tell me then. What core technology came out after 2000s that we did not already have?
Benjamin Wood
At least we have Netflix and Disney+
Lucas Ross
stocks will fall when people are scared they'll fall right now people are scared they'll keep rising (FOMO)
Carter Fisher
>Netflix and Disney+ Movies, TV, 4k porn ... Entertainment, that's the only sector that has grown. To lull the masses as they crash face first into reality.
Samuel Ward
This virus is the shake up that was needed to scare the shit out of them hopefully. Once doctors and nurses start dropping dead because we don't have any mask or PPE, because we shipped all the knowledge and the factories to chinkland ...
Joshua Rivera
You can't discount the power of ubiquitous network access + location based services. Uber-for-Whatever is a huge efficiency improvement, and enables the worker drone class to be useful beyond burger flippers and retail.
Jaxson Nelson
>Gig economy >meme economy And how is that compared to the achievements in the last century? Nuclear power, air travel, space flight, computers ...
Gavin Taylor
So far we’re seeing massive fraud propping up the markets and the fed printing unlimited dollars but that can only go on for so long. We still have a 23 trillion dollar debt.
