Enjoy it while you can. Events are converging ominously this summer in the direction of unwinding expectations and serial train wrecks of finance and politics. Mr. Trump has made hubris simple by bragging on the supposed triumphs of βhisβ economy. When it blows up, heβll own that, too, and the second half of 2018 liable to be a debris-field of shattered national economies, zombie corporations, and floundering institutions.
This quote is from The Clusterfuck Nation Blog:
[kunstler.com]
Howard Kunstler, author of numerous books including "The Long Emergency," is even more jaded and pessimistic than am I. (Personally, I'm a rather jovial, good-humored pessimist. My definition of an optimist: an uninformed pessimist.)
I feel like its the calm before the storm. You don't ride rough-shod over nature, stab you friends and allies in the back, remove protections from the financial sector, cozy up to thieves and murderers, and generally screw the pooch without consequences. Things are bound to get ugly.
Counter measures?
We will continue to field recovered non-terrestrial tech to keep the economy going. I.E. 3D printing.