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Sep PRN: Vol. 2, Num. 5 | September 24, 201224 The Advancing Wall of Darkness
The shaking of the world system, something I first marked in mid-2006, has been documented
here for the past eighteen months. There appears to be no end in sight. By my judgment,
the trends continue toward more dysfunction.
May PRN: Vol. 2, Num. 4 | May 29, 201229 Making It Up As We Go
A REPORT FROM THE WALL
2,112 days--and counting--of global shaking, destabilizing change, dysfunctional math, widespread volatility, and soft anarchy For ... read more » Jan PRN: Vol. 2, Num. 1 | January 22, 201222 Every Major Area of the World in Play: The Middle East on the BrinkTwo weeks ago I noticed something unique, at least in my experience--the entire world is now in play. By this, I mean that every important region and country is simultaneously being disrupted by economic tension, political instability, or international threats. I've never seen such a situation in thirty years of close ob... read more » Oct PRN: Vol. 1, Num. 6 | October 7, 201107 Approaching an Event Horizon?The cover of today's The Economist (Britain's respected 170-year-old news weekly) shows a swirling black hole sucking in the words "Be Afraid." The insinuation is we're nearing an event horizon, the devastating boundary at the mouth of a black hole beyond which nothing can escape, not even light. The past few week... read more » Sep PRN: Vol. 1, Num. 5 | September 5, 201105 Good Night Irene, Good Riddance AugustI step away for a month to finish a book and look what happens. The weirdness keeps piling up. Send in the clowns. My thesis throughout these newsletters is that the world is behaving strangely. History has morphed and no longer plays by the rules. The math continues its dysfunctional, unpredictable, and almo... read more » Jul PRN: Vol. 1, Num. 4 | July 26, 201126 The US Economy: When Gradual Becomes SuddenHemingway was once asked "How did you go bankrupt?" He said "First gradually, then suddenly." Well, we're a long way down this road now, and we've just about run out of gradually. See that cliff ahead? That's the beginning of suddenly. Suddenly is like one September morning in ... read more » Browse All Topics:
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