Let’s be clear: this isn’t just market noise or political theater—it’s the sound of a collapsing order. Wall Street may be high-fiving over green tickers, but the scaffolding of the real economy is rotting out from under us. Inflation rages. Debt balloons. Supply chains fray. The Fed, having engineered this slow-motion train wreck, now pretends to be the adult in the room. Meanwhile, AI eats jobs, universities churn out debt serfs, and the Fortune 500 kneels before Beijing. Nuclear powers trade missiles, but if it doesn’t hit earnings season, nobody blinks. The U.S. dollar—once the linchpin of global stability—is being quietly dumped across Asia. Still think this is business as usual? It’s not. This isn’t a recovery. It’s a delusion on life support. The center isn’t holding. The system isn’t repairing itself—it’s accelerating toward the edge. And when it breaks, it won’t give you time to catch your breath.
