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I don't really know anything about economics but it's been about ten years since the last economic collapse in the US and it was less than that between the tech collapse and the housing collapse. What was before that, was it the savings and loan thing? Anyway, we are on the verge of another housing bubble collapse and another tech bubble bursting, plus the zillion dollars of student loan debt. Are there more bubbles in recent history or is this normal? Is it a symptom of late stage capitalism?
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Don't derail my thread bradley
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May 22, 2017 05:12
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Nebakenezzer posted:Yes Do you have a link to the Taibbi piece?
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shovelbum posted:Why are we assuming tech is a bubble again Why are we assuming tech is a Bubble again, I ask, laughing nervously from the mancave (that's what we call the IT office)
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LinYutang posted:the idea that there is a tech bubble is a combination of wishful thinking and resentment Can you please make more than a drive-by shitpost (use a period, Jebus Christ Dave) or at least show us your credentials as an Economist reporter?
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