Quote from: poodle63 on Today at 01:55:12 AM

Quote from: tyz on February 07, 2024, 07:07:45 PM

I think the stress for virtually all groups comes from the fact that the world is undergoing unprecedented change, which is happening at an ever faster pace. There is one crisis after another and you get the feeling that there are no more breaks. There used to be many crises in the last 100 years, but society usually had several years in between to recover. It no longer feels that way, and many people feels and suspects that the next crisis (of whatever kind, war, economic downturn, next pandemic, etc.) is just around the corner.

right on the spot here, every changing year there appear to be also changing of problems, from pandemic to war to economic crises to housing crises we literally just getting faced with problems one after another meanwhile our purchasing power also depleting its kinda ridiculous though we literally need to do much more these days to obtain something that are easily obtained in the past back then working as an ordinary employee people can afford a house by just working for 5 years right now its crazy, not even 30 years of working and paying mortgage would suffice not to mention if we faced some financial crisis along the way while our house hasn't been paid off it has the risk of being seized but alas what can we do the only thing we can do is just keep working and working our asses off maybe one day we might stumble upon some good life turning moments.

The economic turmoil seems like it will never subside, in the last decade the economic pressure has really been felt and has had an increasingly negative impact due to other triggers that have had an impact on economic recovery. Natural factors and war have ravaged the economy almost all over the world, health problems and the Covid 19 pandemic have also paralyzed all sectors which means that humanity can only stay in place.

Yes, now everyone is required to be ready to do something that can support their household economy. being able to meet basic needs is already very great and even more so being able to meet secondary needs. In developing countries, the government always socializes its people to be able to utilize empty land for farming in order to save the economy in the smallest sectors.