Generational theory, international history and current events
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vincecate wrote: > Would not want to live in a tall apartment building where you had
> to share the elevator when going to buy groceries.
I live on the 10th floor of an apartment building. It is not heavilyHiggenbotham wrote: > The only people who would want to do that are money managers who
> had their clients long.
> I won't name names but there is one such money manager who became
> a popular youtuber at the top. He just happens to live in such a
> place and I can imagine he lives there on purpose, as it is likely
> heavily secured.
https://www.google.com/search?q=black+t ... s&tbm=ischrichard5za wrote:What was the panic day or event of the last generational crisis?Higgenbotham wrote:We have to remind ourselves from time to time that the big panic, the generational panic day that will be seared into people's consciousnesses for generations is yet to come.
When every day is a panic day, that is not the real panic yet. It's going to have to be a whopper.
fob access and 24 hour concierge who registers guests is what he has according to the web site of the tower. Don't know if that would be considered "heavily secured".John wrote:** 22-Mar-2020 World View: Apartment building
vincecate wrote: > Would not want to live in a tall apartment building where you had
> to share the elevator when going to buy groceries.I live on the 10th floor of an apartment building. It is not heavilyHiggenbotham wrote: > The only people who would want to do that are money managers who
> had their clients long.
> I won't name names but there is one such money manager who became
> a popular youtuber at the top. He just happens to live in such a
> place and I can imagine he lives there on purpose, as it is likely
> heavily secured.
secured. When I took the elevator yesterday to buy groceries, it
smelled of antiseptic.
Generally, every kid who takes history classes in school in America learns (or at least did for several decades thereafter and when I was in school in the 1970s) that there was a stock market crash in 1929 and there was a certain day when people lost everything and jumped out of windows.Higgenbotham wrote:https://www.google.com/search?q=black+t ... s&tbm=ischrichard5za wrote:What was the panic day or event of the last generational crisis?Higgenbotham wrote:We have to remind ourselves from time to time that the big panic, the generational panic day that will be seared into people's consciousnesses for generations is yet to come.
When every day is a panic day, that is not the real panic yet. It's going to have to be a whopper.
