It's the end of the world, as we know it, it's the end of the world, as we know it, it's the end of the world, as we know it, and I feel fine.

Well, hello there folks, and welcome to episode 31-62 of The Survival Podcast. It is a Thursday on a short week, and I thought we'd have a chat with Jack's style show about kind of the state of the world, and well, just bluntly how screwed up it is is the end of the world.

And I feel fine, and if you tune into the audio version of this podcast, I think I might lead off a little bit of that famous song. It's the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fine, but oh yeah.

I'm going to go through some stuff today that's pretty incontrovertible about how screwed the world is.

And it's not really a bunch of stuff like the government's going to do this, the government's going to do that, Joe Biden's not, and all that stupid shit, right?

It's more like the mess we're in no matter who's in charge. In fact, a lot of the guys that are still at that bargaining stage or the five stages of grief may really not like this by the time we get into the second half of it, and I ask you a few hard questions.

But we're in a unique time in human history. Is it the fourth turning? Maybe we'll talk about that. Does it even matter? Does it even matter if because to be in the fourth turning, the theory of the fourth turning has to be accurate and not just a little piece of history that seems to match a certain pattern?

Does it actually happen over and over and over again throughout all of human history? That's debatable. What we have? What is an ending?

What is an ending? An ending is always the beginning. For anything to begin, another thing must come to an end. Think of it like if you're married and that marriage is not going in the right direction and you want a real new beginning, and that marriage is irreconcilably just dead.

Like you can stay together forever because that's what everybody says you should do, but what you actually want is a really great life with someone you love.

What do you have to do to start that new life and find that new person? You have to get divorced.

Remember the movie with Tom Cruise in it? It was a great movie. Last summer, I remember when he was finally accepted into the samurai clan and the guy who trained in his brother and died.

And he said, I finally decided that my brother died because you were supposed to be here. We have to start thinking that way about what's going on in the world today.

You ain't going to stop it. Stopping a massive transition in human history. It was obviously coming. Obviously coming. It would be like you old millstones.

They were either turned by water pressure like a giant Clydesdale horse. You got this huge multi thousand pound stone turning on top of another stone and they dropped wheat down in there and it turns it into flour. That kind of millstone.

Stopping this would be like you individually all by yourself climbing down in the mill and trying to push against the millstone. What's going to happen to you if you do that?

Switch just like grape in the words of Mr. Miyagi and bring back a little Miyagi mornings. You switch just like just like big human grape if you go into the millstone.

How obvious was this? It was 2013. I believe the first time I said no later than 2014.

The following and I guarantee you there's people here that will testify in the life he right now with you people in a trickled in so far that I remember this.

I said the decade between 2020 and 2030 will have more flux than any living human being has seen in their entire lifetime.

But there will be more flux between 2020 and 2030 from a change in how humanity works and technology integrates with humanity.

Then we experienced between 1850 and 1900 which was one of the most incredible periods of change in all of human history.

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