It's no exaggeration.
Have you noticed that owning a house today is a distant dream?
Have you realized that your money buys less and less?
It's not just you. The global structure is cracking.
And I'm not the one saying this.
It's Ray Dalio — owner of the world's largest hedge fund:
"The collapse of the world order isn't coming. It's happening now."
Read until you understand.
Ray Dalio studied 500 years of empires.
How they are born, how they grow, and how they die.
The pattern is always the same:
→ Debt explodes → Government prints money → Currency loses value → Politics polarize → External conflicts begin → Empire falls
We are in the penultimate phase.
The last time all this happened together? 1930-1945.
Look around:
The US with $37 trillion in debt. Paying $1 trillion a year in interest alone. Invading Venezuela for oil. Threatening to take Greenland. Polarization unseen in 150 years.
Dalio explains the PROCESS.
But there's a second thesis that explains the DESTINY.
And it's worse.
Throughout history, empires have needed workers.
Capital needed labor.
Factory owners needed workers. Workers earned wages. Wages became consumption. Consumption drove the economy.
Everyone needed everyone else.
That's ending.
For the first time, capital can multiply itself.
AI does the intellectual work. Robots do the manual labor. Algorithms do the managerial work.
Those with capital continue to win. Those who only have labor to sell... sell to whom?
The Subclass thesis:
"When machines do the work, those without capital become disposable."
This phrase should be on a billboard.
Dalio explains how empires collapse.
The Subclass explains what's left afterward.
No one has brought the two together.
Until now.
Previous cycles → the new order still needed people. This time → it may not.
It's no longer a normal cycle.
It's the cycle along with technology that kills the value of human labor.
For good.
Meanwhile, billionaires are buying gold, silver, real estate, stocks, bitcoin.
All at once. As fast as possible.
Too much of a coincidence to be a coincidence.
Think it's theory?
The numbers:
→ Gold: +81% in 2 years. Biggest increase since the Carter administration.
→ Silver: +210%. The vault is emptying.
→ Real estate: 5x annual income. Your grandfather bought it for 2x.
→ Seniors: 20% of the population, 52% of the wealth. The game has already been played.
→ Homeownership under 35: 36%. Entire generation becoming permanent tenants.
Capital builds up. Wages melt away.
It's not unfair. It's math.
The division isn't 2040.
You're living it.
But how much time is left to act?
Studies point to the same place:
→ Half of the jobs that exist today will radically change by 2030
→ The other half, by 2040
→ Those who don't have a capital base by then will be left out
The clock:
Now–2030: Window open. There's still time to build.
2030–2040: Window closing. Those who didn't act will feel it.
2040+: New structure. Those who were left out, were left out.
5 years. Maybe 10.
That's why billionaires are running.
They turned the clock.
And you?
What to do:
→ Create income that doesn't depend on your time. If everything stops when you stop, you have a job, not an asset. That's the problem to solve.
→ Build something that scales. It can be content, a product, software, an audience. Done > perfect.
→ Use AI as leverage. One person with AI produces what five produced.
→ Don't keep everything in the same country. Your income, your assets, and your body don't need to be in the same place. Do some research for 20 minutes.
→ Start before you're ready. Those who wait for the right moment arrive late.
The window starts closing slowly, then suddenly.
Those who have read this far have two options:
Close and forget.
Or start today.
Choose.