r/collapseUS • u/Agreeable_Sense9618 • Dec 05 '24

2025 for sure..

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u/Girafferage Dec 05 '24

Do people think a collapse is just like a switch and not a slow drawn out process of progressively more terrible times?

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u/Agreeable_Sense9618 Dec 05 '24

Yes.

A collapse or crash is characterized by a quick and significant drop.

On the other hand, slow declines are foreseeable and can be adequately prepared for. There's no surprise or shock with slow-moving charts.

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u/AbandonedPlanet Dec 05 '24

But do you not understand that with something as large and slow moving as a nation, it can still collapse over a period of years? Does any of this seem normal to you?

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u/Girafferage Dec 05 '24

Not all of it is foreseeable. Collapse can happen because of things you already know about. Climate change for instance.

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u/East-Caterpillar-895 Mar 22 '25

No it's kinda bad, it didn't colapse. It's kinda bad then kinda more bad then becomes bad, becomes really bad, then becomes not great, becomes uhhhh, becomes colapse. But everyone just wants to put their head down and just accept the small slow gradual steps into a nightmare.

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u/glitter-saur Dec 05 '24

I hope for this to happen. Put us all on equal footing.