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I just had to share this with everyone. One of my favorite channels tackled a huge question we should all be asking ourselves here in North America: What happens to America After Big Tech Stops Growing? Watch below or go through key points if you just want a quick summary. :)

https://youtu.be/ZdA52HFkSYo?si=i4CZ5RYVE0NO8JrF

- Dependency on a Few Tech Giants: Just seven tech companies, including Apple, Google, Amazon, and Meta, have significantly contributed to the overall market performance, with their stocks alone lifting the entire stock index by 12.4% since 2023.
- Parallels with Automotive Industry: Similarities are drawn with the decline of the automotive industry, where American automakers faced layoffs and financial struggles due to competition from foreign brands, leading to a massive debt burden and bankruptcy filings.
- Comparisons with Japan's Economic Stagnation: Japan's experience post-1989 serves as a cautionary tale, with stagnant growth, high debt levels, and a declining population, indicating that past growth patterns don't guarantee future success.
- Inevitability of Transition and Decline: While America may not face an immediate collapse after big tech growth stagnates, transitions to new industries become increasingly challenging over time, suggesting the potential for decades of stagnation or slow decline.