>>509408541
Like every collapse before, there is not one singular reason, anon.

First, from a material perspective:

>monetary policy
Money is important for the storage of value. Three events in 1973 (Bretton-woods ends), 1948 (Bretton-woods starts) and 1913 (creation of the Fed, then not as important) destroyed money's capacity to store value by giving man the power to just print it. Capital is nothing but stored value, and since the storage of value has become desincentivized, society has become less capable to invest. Nowadays, it is so hard to store value in money that people need to take microloans to buy food and pay daily expenses. This makes life too hard and insecure and unpleasant.

The collapse will see to the replacement of the current fiat system back to a standard, probably based on Gold and Silver or Bitcoin.

Consequences:
>government becomes the main consumer, leading to war, welfare, inflation
>people cannot buy even the cheapest goods without taking on credit because new money is so easily created that everything becomes unaffordable without creating further more money
>this makes the life of the citizen objectively hard, since they are incentivized by the system to consume immediately and punished for stocking money, which is necessary for precautions against healthcare problems or to pay ahead a mortgage. In China, per example, they still need 70% of the value of the home in order to contract a mortage. In America and Europe, it can be zero percent because nobody has any money stocked besides teh super rich
>rise in inequality as those who get the new money first get to buy goods before prices rise
>rise in inequality because companies with government contracts are unfairly rewarded and promtoed

I could go on. Monetary policy mismanagement always leads to some form of collapse, especially if done by the ten major world eocnomies in sync.

>>508996144
Congrats, this post was the only good thing to ever come out of your country.

>>507670588
Toguro is the main character of Brazil, our favorite millionaire, literally some weeb bodybuilder who posted on /pol/ who made millions from his ironic reality show about sharing his favela mansion with a bunch of weirdos.

I don't think anyone would even believe Toguro's life, so absurd that it is.

>flesh eating bacteria
>greek tragedy of a love story with Sayuri
>the nasty hag who sired his son Yusuke and uses him steal money
>the fearless attitude towards fear and sense of existential pursuit that embodies the brazilian existence
>Toguro's motto is literally 'The favela has triumphed', which is the cornerstone of the brazilian system of idealism

Toguro is the man Nietzsche prophecized that would defeat the Last Man in the end times.

I am still waiting for Toguro to try and join politics.