2025 Predictions

[@farmyardfab]

Thanks guys. Love all you at Mises U and wish you all a happy new year.

[@AustrianDuration]

There won't be recession if Peter Schiff says there will be one.

[@lawtutoring]

For some weird reason, they are using manipulated official statistics to call the recession.

[@Putt89]

😂

[@farmyardfab]

Bitcoin is about to implode, trust me bro. Gold will be $30,000 an ounce by 2026

[@swilliams937]

My predictions for 2025: The currency supply will continue to increase. Consumer prices continue up. Real wages continue to decline for the majority of earners. Government spending continues to set new highs. Government intrusion in people's lives will increase as scary news events unfold. Bitcoin will rise as they try to get as many people as possible to be become accustomed to digital currencies.

[@cabnbeeschurgr]

Agreed on the topic of national divorce/civil war 2. The Trump victory, plus the disengagement from mainstream media has reduced a lot of the tension. I could tell that, myself included, many of the younger people on the right and maybe even the center were prepared to start fighting should the democrats pull something similar to 2020's elections; after he won there was a general sentiment of "alright, boogaloo's cancelled, everyone go home". Unfortunately, I'm too cynical to think things will remain relaxed for long, especially if deportations are going to be as strict as Trump claims. His enforcement policies need to be very careful, as we saw with the summer of love all it takes is one guy biting the dust going viral to get mass civil unrest.

[@frederickmorris2216]

Does not matter what you call your political system or economic system..you as citizens must control the government of your country or your government will control you as a individual..

[@DebasedAnon]

What you call it matters a lot because its a description of its principles. Its great being able to boil it down to "either citizens control the government or the government controls the citizens" but the reality is governments will ALWAYS try to increase their power so the best solution is to give them the least amount of power possible especially when you consider the fact that the free market has been proven over and over again to be vastly better than a regulated one.

[@aslkdjfzxcv9779]

can't wait for dissolution.

[@dean_l33]

Of what?

[@Slugma-kx7pv]

We'll see what comes true or not

[@turdfurgisin5843]

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