If we do not stop this:
As the decline really starts cutting into quality of life-- the plan is to use market forces to further push people increasingly desperate to maintain standard of living.
As the older people die off the kids are going to be forced to liquidate tangible goods. This will accelerate as we are already seeing kids burning through generational wealth.
Blackrock and Vanguard are saying that AI and automation are planned to take take most jobs as 3d printed new construction is projected to replace renovating existing buildings as it will be "cheaper and faster".
THEN:
Local governments will have no choice raise taxes to cover losses. Heavier electric Vehicles will destroy paved roads at a faster rate.
Home ownership declines resulting in seizures of the homes of people affected by job loss to AI.
The domino effect then accelerates as vehicle registration costs -- to maintain the roads-- skyrocket as less people own cars.
These assets will then be bought up and recycled by stakeholders like Blackrock and vanguard using printed money-- all at discounts from desperate people trying to survive.
These assets will be used by these same stakeholders to form the "gilded cell" the AI displaced unemployable will live out their lives in.
Nobody in authority has ever floated a plan for how they are going to keep people going once AI and automation breaks the relationship between the value of labor (to people that have the money) and the means of production.
Universal Basic Income (UBI) is the only solution offered...this will be attached to a social credit score. Say the wrong thing on the internet and your score goes down and you get less UBI. Buy the wrong thing (Like Gasoline or an old car) your score goes down.
Attach purchase authority to an integrated Central Digital Currency and your ability to buy and sell is subject to the rules established by the "stakeholders" here is where ESG fully takes over.
In other words what they have planned for us is a world of dystopian economic zones where borders don't matter, and sovereign governments are owned by the stakeholders.
To me this looks exactly like the future world as depicted in the movie "Rollerball" starring James Cann.
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