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The recession is over… or is it? – Wars and Conflicts

In the fractal-lattice-nodes theory for the world economy we do have abilities to explain and predict specific political actions. I am not going to follow a naïve approach to politics where people say that politicians, parties, etc. decide the way the world is developing politically. To make thinks clear – economy defines politics, the “shadow government” is not a group of conspiring individuals but actually the whole structure of the global economy. But it is also clustered, remember? Therefore if we do think that the governments and financial institutions form the highest cluster, then some of the governments and financial … Continue Reading

The recession is over… or is it? – What was the way out?

This is the first test of the theory. Based on our structure what was the best decision? The answer is simple, if the current structure needed to be repaired then it should have been repaired at the level where it started to collapse and connections should have been restored in that particular cluster. In practice it means that the government should have interfered at the lower clusters and underwritten the debts not in it’s own cluster but down up to individuals. Why this solution would have worked? Because by pumping funds (take a note, the amount is exactly the same … Continue Reading

The recession is over… or is it? – Wrong but inevitable decisions

Now we do know that the number of connections in the lattice and fractal structure determines the course of events. After the lower nodes started to break the supernodes had to follow.

The theory gives simple answers on how the supernodes should have reacted to avoid the breakage (we will talk about it in the next article) to move the system into it previous state but they didn’t. On the contrary, the worst possible decision was taken that leads to the further destabilization of the system, but it is also the immediate result of the theory. Therefore, before blaming anyone like … Continue Reading