Economic warning + resilience planning
Technology is changing faster than most people realize. With companies pushing automation into logistics, retail, transportation, and even policing, millions of jobs may disappear in just a few years. That kind of disruption can ripple into everything — mortgages, consumer spending, bank stability, even social order.
So what can we do?
We stay ahead of it. We prep smart.
⚙️ Strengthen local skills and trade
🥫 Build deeper reserves and food independence
🔌 Create backup power + reduce reliance on fragile systems
🥇 Hold value in assets that don’t vanish overnight (skills, tools, food, metals)
🤝 Build networks now — before everyone needs one
A future with less human work doesn’t have to mean less human survival — but ONLY if we prepare before the cracks show.
Question for the group:
👉 If automation and layoffs hit hard, what’s the FIRST layer of resilience you want locked down — food, income alternatives, energy, or community?
Watch the Oct. 23 episode of “Brighteon Broadcast News” as Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, talks about the catastrophic debt defaults coming after millions of humans are replaced by autonomous systems.
