Everyone complains about prices going up.
Almost nobody notices quality collapsing in real time.
Go buy furniture. Cheap compressed wood garbage that barely survives one move.
Go buy clothes. Thin fabric designed to fall apart after a few washes.
Go eat at restaurants. Smaller portions, cheaper ingredients, higher prices.
Go buy appliances. “Smart” junk packed with planned obsolescence that dies in 3 years.
Go to hospitals. Burned out staff, rushed care, assembly-line medicine.
Go online. AI slop everywhere pretending to be expertise.
Go buy a new house. Paper-thin walls, cosmetic luxury, corner-cut construction.
This is the hidden tax nobody talks about:
You now have to pay premium prices just to get what used to be considered normal quality.
The currency was debased.
Then the products were debased.
Then the standards were debased.
Now people themselves are being trained to accept less and call it normal.
A civilization does not collapse all at once.
First, everything slowly becomes fake, fragile, rushed, and disposable.
Escape ⚡️
@Brunohxzz Sugiro fazer um check-up da parte hormonal (principalmente testosterona e estrogenio/estradiol). Ninguém com testo alta e estrogenio / estradiol em níveis adequados tem esse tipo de pensamento.