What if it’s not over?
What would ‘what’ be, you ask?
Well, let me tell you what-what what would be, I mean.
What what is, and what was, is not what what will be and not what what will whatever one day be.
It’s really quite simple, as what was, it is no longer and therefore what’s what is a thing that should not be–whatever that might be, but in fact, is not.
The what is the financial crisis, and sadly, one can no more easily decipher the above statement than one could figure out what’s going to happen next (i.e. will GM be bailed out? will they go bankrupt?).
Yet, the answer, one hopes, might have some logorhythmic key somewhere in an as-yet written theory of economics. Either that, or the answer is buried in a calculus of chaos. In any event, you’re now working the same amount or more (or not at all) for money that is worth less, and with less government services because our dear politicians and business leaders set in motion a beast that has begun to unravel the economic engine of the US.
