Food Shortages, Inflation, Economic Crisis

[randomvanish]

speed up the looksmaxing process, there will be no money for "luxury" anymore soon.

 

[Oberyn]

Responding to the question, “Hey Bill! Why are you buying so much farmland?” posed by one Reddit user, Gates indicated that seed science and biofuel development were major drivers of the acquisitions.

“My investment group chose to do this. It is not connected to climate,” he wrote.

“The agriculture sector is important. With more productive seeds we can avoid deforestation and help Africa deal with the climate difficulty they already face. It is unclear how cheap biofuels can be but if they are cheap it can solve the aviation and truck emissions.”

JFL @ muh helping africa

 

[Lihito]

speed up the looksmaxing process, there will be no money for "luxury" anymore soon.

Leanmaxx Session incoming

 

[St.TikTokcel]

speed up the looksmaxing process, there will be no money for "luxury" anymore soon.

 

[Lihito]

Responding to the question, “Hey Bill! Why are you buying so much farmland?” posed by one Reddit user, Gates indicated that seed science and biofuel development were major drivers of the acquisitions.

“My investment group chose to do this. It is not connected to climate,” he wrote.

“The agriculture sector is important. With more productive seeds we can avoid deforestation and help Africa deal with the climate difficulty they already face. It is unclear how cheap biofuels can be but if they are cheap it can solve the aviation and truck emissions.”

JFL @ muh helping africa

He (((helped))) them with vaccines

Just lol @ these consumerist manchildren worshiping cabalists cause "muh Microsoft"

 

[Deleted member 18603]

it seems strauss howe is indeed correct

 

[Oberyn]

Yeah this is all designed i made a thread on this a few years back. We are just in a respite for the larger phase 2.

Do you think 2020 will be a brutal decade, it seems like it'll be

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looksmax.org

What do you think of interest rates and inflation in the future? We have a weird situation in turkey interest rate 15% inflation is around 70% lol. We took loans as much as we can and bought assets for our business.

 

[Deleted member 7580]

War will be over soon so it’s not a long term problem

 

[Oberyn]

Dmitry Medvedev

 

[randomvanish]

But its a once in a lifetime opportunity for young people to get real generational wealth.

It's how you play the field.

elaborate please

 

[Cidre enjoyer]

A part of Western European is undergoing a drought which will affect the food supply and price
Can't believe this shit is happening at the same time as the war in Ukraine and the ongoing inflation
Joke of a life

 

[thereallegend]

--Old gen physical businesses being liquidated by lockdowns so younger online E-businesses are taking their places.
-- House prices to collapse to allow young people to buy off them.
--Rise and adoption of the crypto/defi field (targetted at a younger audience) making large returns
-- Proffesional labour shortages allowing younger career people to climb the corporate ladder easier.

Essentially its moving money out of the older hands into the younger hands (a reset) and restructuring the economy, its a once in a lifetime opportunity. People will look back in 30 years time and say how easy you had it just like the boomers had it.

How tf are housing prices gonna collapse from where they are now?!

 

[Deleted member 1851]

A part of Western European is undergoing a drought which will affect the food supply and price
Can't believe this shit is happening at the same time as the war in Ukraine and the ongoing inflation
Joke of a life

Western europe going through a drought wont change anything. Shit like this is temporary and gets forgotten

What is actually concerning is the fed, inflation, stock market....

But still it doesn’t mean we are gonna have a big recession in the near years, governments can make things like this go for years and years

However, even a broken clock is right 2 times a day, so yeah one day we will have something maybe worse than 1929

 

[thereallegend]

Housing got more expensive over the COVID Recession

 

[thereallegend]

How it always does every business cycle, but this is more extreme.

People have highly leveraged mortgages ---higher interest rates make mortgages too expensive to pay back + they lose their job (lockdowns, redundancies high unemployment) + high inflation so living costs become too expensive-- default on mortgage-- sale on house

Businesses go bust, fire employees-- can't pay the rent shop rent-- owner defaults on mortgage-- sale on commercial property.

Its good news for young people.

Housing got more expensive over the COVID Recession

 

[randomvanish]

--Old gen physical businesses being liquidated by lockdowns so younger online E-businesses are taking their places.
-- House prices to collapse to allow young people to buy off them.
--Rise and adoption of the crypto/defi field (targetted at a younger audience) making large returns
-- Proffesional labour shortages allowing younger career people to climb the corporate ladder easier.

Essentially its moving money out of the older hands into the younger hands (a reset) and restructuring the economy, its a once in a lifetime opportunity. People will look back in 30 years time and say how easy you had it just like the boomers had it.

agreed on everything except house prices. in 2008, house prices drop only by 16% at the highest.
and that was a huge crisis. do you mean bigger than that or around 10%~15% drop again?

 

[Deleted member 14774]

Going to be a brutal next 3-5 years. But its a once in a lifetime opportunity for young people to get real generational wealth.

How exactly?
Edit: nvm you already answered

 

[Entschuldigung]

This is all made up
Nothing really changed but the market supply, they're charging more and producing less just because