Are we to see the biggest crash in history? As global markets continue to rise some may begin to wonder, while some prepare for a global market crash. Most people living in the upper class are starting to disregard cash and are buying commodities as investments for if there is a crash that’s brewing in the financial system.
As the 4th industrial revolution continues to ever evolve and with everything becoming digital, it leaves space of uncertainty for people living in 3rd world economies. Since underdeveloped societies regard cash as the only source of money available, or as the only means of money they demand, this leaves a lot of questions in the unfolding 4th industrial revolution. This is to depict the connectedness of human evolutions from financial systems to cultures. The great accident, the big bang and a crash is in the question of, are 3rd world countries prepared for the unfolding 4th industrial revolution?
However economists argue amongst themselves that since inflation struck the biggest economies in the world, and prevailing failures of governments have engulfed the globe whereby each country now begins to have the same problems of crime, corruption, lack of proper infrastructure , worse, the inability to deliver on promises made to the people in the contestation of power , may be the main reason why they may be this big worry and an alienation of underdeveloped societies. Interestingly, some are just enjoying this for the time being and allowing themselves to have some short-lived fun, while most worry about their own future. There’s no unity.
As we regard 2024 as a year of international change with many economic superpowers heading for elections, it leaves room for discourse and uncertainty on how best the calibre of new leaders can read and fix the elephant in the room. Being forgotten takes away our dignity and unity as we who come from underdeveloped societies are regarded static by some political elites, forgetting it’s the people that hold power in the polls.
Disunity
The torn issue begins when we as underdeveloped societies stand in dis-unity which divides us, forgetting that unity has created the biggest real changes from Apartheid to Equal education to Equal businesses and wealth, and to free education.
Weirdest thing in all these victories that show testament of how as a united front we can all fight and succeed in our fight, is that they are not used in a meaner they were intended for and how most of the leaders in black revolutions are now the main guys that are fighting against the people that they once fought with and for.
So, as a youth, it begs the question of was it worth all the blood, the sweat and tears, the deaths, and exile? A few tell stories of how they were led by the incumbent leaders who are in power and what they endured for the “born-free” generation to live like this and claim they still hold steadfast of the promises made to them. Furthermore, the plan on how they were to accomplish great victories and climb steep mountains to build a country of milk and honey, of peace and joy.
The crash accident
With the increasing disparities between the leading economies and “3rd world countries” the crash seems to be more material. One where modernity and evolution has a price too high for many to afford. The issue is exacerbated by the prevalent disunity amongst those in 3rd world countries. Now the accident is likely to be of fragmented destruction.
With all this said, perhaps it’s time we stop the laziness ourselves and wake up. Rather engage in a fight of survival than fighting to be intoxicated by something, and stop this norm of hustling at the expense of another person. Let’s all bring what we have to the table and build something independent of these government systems and financial systems. In all honesty, a good picture only hangs on the wall because they are bricks, cement, paint, a hammer, nails, and visionary minds combining to build the wall which hangs the picture. Each problem can be solved faster that way and efficient for we all have something to give, we all have our own personal way to contribute towards the building of wealth and of independent infrastructure for our societies.
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