You mean when? End of this year? Maybe that third wave at least in Europe still? Let's hope you are correct.Now that COVID-19 is coming to an end — Shawn
Let's see what they are… besides a rampant speculative bubble in the markets thanks to asset inflation.and new economic trends are arising — Shawn
Let's start from the beginning.what will likely happen in the near future due to these tendencies in the economy arising and being enhanced by further more intelligent AI. — Shawn
I think it's a way to hide inflation and distract people from the reality: to say that since your gadgets are so much more awesome now than yesteryear, hence inflation hasn't been so high. And better yet: you have "deflation" when the prices are down and the gadgets are more cooler! For the central bankers and the upholders of the fiat monetary system this is important. It serves them well, especially during a time when income inequality is going through the roof.So, what are your thoughts? — Shawn
What are your economic forecasts of consumer behavior or economic tendencies due to the above information provided? — Shawn
I remember this professor of economic history who preferred cars manufactured earlier than one specific year in the 1970's. That was the year when the first crude computers and electronic gadgets were introduced to cars. With cars before that year he could repair himself everything. (Which of course today would be a horrible blasphemy for car manufacturers...if people could do that.)I just had to say that I much prefer, and only drive, old cars - as little technology as possible! — Photios
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