@ChrisMayLA6 Unfortunately, where 'softer' money like crypto is going viral, tethering correlate 'harder' assets to bolster grounding stability for the masses, lends itself more to the wealthiest 1% - hence the rise in crypto family wealth like the US administration has brewing. Factor in wealthy fossil fuels countries like the Arabs have, along with younger leadership that's more easily swayed by such grifts, leaves more nations that historically support more conservative value ranges to more destabilization.

And when #TechBros and politicians who write policy for said legislation, control more and more of root infrastructure assets; further disenfranchisement goes even more viral (see: K-economies burgeoning from these new techno-crimes).

We should at the very least, have backup plans in #EmergingEconomies in #DevelopingCountries, that can leave such implosions to those that deserve it the most. An interesting option is 'offshoots' of China's Belt and Road Initiative, in the #GlobalSouth. Even the recent Mersosur deal points in that direction for long-term sustainability, along with BRICS.

@davidaugust While I have some respect for the Catholic religion, who accept evolution as fact; the Arab/Persian rift is far wider than the narrow bandwidth The Strait of Hormuz, chokepoints-to as an obvious, eventual cataclysm.

It further illustrates the arrogance of an unnecessarily powerful interloper, like The US, in churning powerful oppression like that region/value space. This, of course, puts the body of mostly middle-Americans at increasing risk, along with multiplying downsides to footing destabilizing forms of governance, like Capitalism, where too much is never too much (Communism: inverse proportion).

And while the answer should be obvious in promoting a minimal middle, third-party Democratic Socialst movement, such as Mandani has made more prominent; the deeply entrenched stranglehold that the Democrat/Republican duopoly, in line with fossil fuels and TechBros, is too much to overcome - especially when one considers the correlating factors of forced ultra-processed foods, further dumbing-down of the masses by failing public education, etc..

This leaves the ultimate enemy - ignorance - in full control of the inevitable collapse of another Rome. #EmergingEconomies in #DevelopingCountries, anybody?..

@ProPublica Worse: there aren't enough people in the US to recognize these sleight-of-hand tactics, in driving up LNG/fracking prices, so there's more profit for the abusive top 1% that directly contributed to the current administrations campaign(s).

It takes a much deeper knowledge of these predatory tactics, in order to trigger impassioned uprising that's usually the main source for deeply rooted change. Systematically depleting educational systems of scalable problem solving skills, while increasing artificial ultra-processed foods in further diluting mind/body symmetry, makes for a very steep fall-of-Rome.

If you have kids/grandkids; seriously consider #EmergingEconomies in #DevelopingCountries.

@kims Like Communism, Capitalism has an extreme limitation in range ignorance. The educational systems that further breed this asymmetry, solidify the eventual cataclysmic collapse we're in now.

This is why more of #GenZ are targeting #EmergingEconomies in #DevelopingCountries. #RootInfrastructure #Scientists take notice.

@ChrisMayLA6 My fellow Emerit, current wealthy nations are now lost causes, where expertise is more and more wasted.

Time to start concentrating on #EmergingEconomies in #DevelopingCountries

@anneapplebaum Obviously a symptomatic collapse of Capitalism. Would you 'underwrite' #EmergingEconomies in #DevelopingCountries, that are more sustainable?

Not as much of a priority as root infrastructure scientists as critical, founding mass; but important tertiary development in-and-around the metrics.

@conejoclint Gas refinement employs many more overlapping layers in fossil fuels, where most American wealth derives. There could've been a more eloquent evolution/transition to more advanced layers, decades ago; but old money likes new money, more than sustainable new generations.

Sorry #GenZ and beyond. #EmergingEconomies in #DevelopingCountries are where the future is at. Perhaps you can target an economy that's planning to bridge off The Belt and Road Initiative.