The Australian economy on all aspects of it sustainability has...

The Australian economy on all aspects of it sustainability has been resilient because of our unique resource and geographic positioning on the globe, it seems to give us to a certain degree of independence and self-sufficientness that keeps our living standards better than a lot of other countries.

But it is becomming evident we are not immune to the industrial problems and inflationary pressure and political confusion keeping investment into these key sustaining economic industries. This is reflected in our standard of living, the rental market has way has too much demand, leading to a pandamic of homelessness and poverty as a result of soaring rental and housing prices due to interest rate extreme which is and will always be a major indicator of comming economic conditions in other areas of the economy as well at some stage. It's not if but when.

And if inflation keeps rising due to supply chain shortage and the reflective businesses that use to exist go under which is fairly obvious in retail, how many commercial outlets do you see these days closed or closing overnight, plenty. But that could be because we are moving to a cloud-based digital economy. Or is it because that it is the only way to go and is an opportunity for many to make easy money without the traditional way of selling from a store it's all online and done without having to employ anyone or have the immense responsibility of hiring staff, that is why you see small cafe's all on the verge of closing, they can't just prove their existence on selling on a rush of coffee buyers from 5am to 9am every morning.

Or can they?

Monopolisation of every industry sector is happening everywhere even though some say it isn't and demand and supply and employ is behind such industrial moves. The small tradie builders will be like the retail and coffee shop owners next, extinct and not able to compete.

Unions of course don't like this because there is no need for them if there are no employees to pay for their existence or representation, and it is extremely hard for a leftist government to negotiate what this new economy demands, what they represent could become extinct eventually as well.

And thats why politics has become a cultist attack on our society by trying to change the perception of what politics is, because it is venturing way too far now from protecting people's priviliged rights to telling people from a young age how to think through the education system, which is also suffering from teachers leaving in droves. Another sector to become extinct. Schooling in 10 years will all be done from home. And because no one wants to be a GP in medicine anymore there will be such demand in these sectors that degrees will become easier to access. But will be of no use as one on one client base will not exist anymore. Automation. because it's good for the environment. And it is. but not for livable sustainability for some people who live in that environment.

The world is becoming introverted as a result of having to deal with the syndrome of it is just too hard, Remember we use to say that to get someone moving, but now it is real, it is too hard. So only one thing left to do is look back and blame someone or something for the problem, ie Climate change or past leaders, this is a common reaction in such times but useless because it is not dealing with the changing future and in fact is making the changing economic condition worse. But it is a distraction from the real. for a while, it is just passing the blame without objectivity. It has also manifested itself in race and origins, a more complex and destructive situation beyond the scope of this conversation.

But the reality is that all these changing conditions in the world are making it slowly but surely an unknown outcome for everyone because these things have happened in history many times before, just in different ways of cause but the result is always the same to some extent. Usually, war comes after these stages in history. And then it all starts again.

Or does it this time. The people always pay the price i guess one way or another.