Breaking Down: Collapse

Delve into the unsettling motivations behind the breakdown of democracy in the U.S. as tech billionaires emerge with ambitious plans. Explore the fine line between conspiracy theories and openly shared agendas of the elite, revealing how some narratives are just smoke and mirrors. The influence of these techno-billionaires raises questions about the future of democracy and the risk of authoritarianism creeping in. It’s a call to stay aware of the shifting political landscape and the alarming visions for governance that may lie ahead.

The podcast dives into the misconception that technology alone can save society from collapse. It critiques the overly optimistic view of technological advancements, revealing their hidden drawbacks. Environmental concerns are explored, highlighting diminishing returns and ecological costs. The discussion covers the paradox of efficiency, showing how tech improvements can lead to increased resource consumption. Nuclear fusion's potential for unlimited energy is examined, alongside its sustainability challenges. Overall, it tackles the complex relationship between technology and ecological balance.

The discussion navigates the multifaceted nature of societal collapse and its uneven impact across demographics. Inflation and wealth inequality are examined as exacerbated by global crises. The hosts explore government responses, revealing a trend of temporary fixes that erode public trust. There's insight into the interplay of infrastructure and governance amidst societal breakdown. Additionally, the impact of declining birth rates on economic sustainability is explored, alongside potential grassroots organizational shifts in times of crisis.

Dive into a playful exploration of futuristic predictions, from societal collapse to potential nuclear conflicts. The intriguing discussion covers everything from the rising tensions between superpowers to the chaos of economic instability affecting cryptocurrencies. Expect a wink at political assassinations and the unpredictable world of AI, punctuated by conspiracy theories that shift focus from critical issues. Lastly, ponder global conflicts through the lens of major crises, resource shortages, and the complex dance of international politics.

This is the 4th year we've done a year in review, looking back at the state of collapse through the year. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dive into the fascinating world of societal collapse as the hosts discuss its inevitability, driven by climate change and resource depletion. Explore the concept of catabolic collapse, where infrastructure costs spiral out of control. The conversation highlights the urgent need for change to avert disaster and reflects on the impact of governmental inefficiencies. With a fresh format and engaging visuals, listeners are invited to participate in discussions and explore further through exclusive content.

Kellan and Kory discuss the role that conspiracy theories play in the social aspect of collapse. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The question has come up many times: What will happen to our nuclear sites in the event of a rapid collapse? Will it cause widespread meltdowns, which in turn end humanity and life on earth? Or is there absolutely nothing to worry about? We discuss the answer on today's episode. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We've embarked on a journey through collapse into the year 2032, a world plagued by economic, climatic, and social upheaval. This episode is to announce our newest project on Patreon, which we call "The Last Broadcast". You can join us on Patreon here! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Project 2025 is a nearly 1,000 page document explicitly stating the ways the GOP plans to disrupt democracy as we know it in the US. Kellan and Kory talk about the details of the paper and what it means for the US and the wider world. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.