Harvest or Hardship

Major political, economic, and social change often creates two groups of people, those who Harvest, and those who have Hardship.

Hardship people lose their jobs, long-term investments, and the future they were expecting.   The Future ain't what it used to be..."

Harvest people are ready for, and perhaps excited about, the bargains created by the changes. Harvestors can buy houses, farms, and failed businesses at bargain prices. This concentration of wealth sometimes leads to social unrest.

See the "Law of Social Cycles"
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