pull down to refresh

If one extracts the military complex from the general stock index, it is immediately apparent that this sector has outperformed since the turn of the millennium. One deduction from this phenomenon could be that human behavior has not actually changed despite the experience of the 20th century and that times of crisis tend to be militaristic times.
With 9/11 we have entered a kind of 4th turning, a period of high social and economic volatility, which now seems to be entering its final phase, at the end of which economic crises are usually followed by currency collapses, cultural crises and massive reform movements if not revolutions. If we look at the crises of this world, we can probably say without taking any great risks that the military sector remains an outperformer!
I totally agree with your point here. The currency collapses are nearing with every passing day and I don't view that as a reform we have any other choice than Bitcoin.
reply
Change is certain. Progress comes only through change. Everything keeps changing with time.
reply
47 sats \ 1 reply \ @Satosora 4 Sep
Has it outperformed or does it look like this because money is inflated so much?
reply
The index outperformed other stock indices
reply
Yep and its apparently rising
reply
The Defense Contractor is the best fill in the blanks. Betting on the winner though there will come a time that they will lose it all.
reply
We should hope for it
reply
And this is why I bitcoin! Hate war and the profiting of killing others. Rather die poor with bitcoin then getting rich off the military industrial complex.
reply
Keep up these ethics!
reply