As I was looking through the archives of the old Itulip site I came across this from May 22, 2000:
http://www.itulip.com/urgentmessage.htm#beginning (scroll down a bit)
I believe every single one of these can be deemed false, from 2000-2010 its pretty much been the opposite of the predictions. It depends on your subjective view.
http://www.itulip.com/urgentmessage.htm#beginning (scroll down a bit)
A number of social changes will accompany the market decline. I'll spare you the dark prophesies. Here are a few lighter ones.
Gambling "get rich quick" culture will be replaced by a moralistic "labor for money" ethos
State run lotteries and private casinos will close
Public fascination with wealth creation will diminish and contempt for the wealthy will rise
Faith in free markets and open trade will be replaced by support for government intervention in markets and for new tariffs
Tolerance for behavior outside societal norms will decline
Clothing fashion and media programming will become more conservative
Gambling "get rich quick" culture will be replaced by a moralistic "labor for money" ethos
State run lotteries and private casinos will close
Public fascination with wealth creation will diminish and contempt for the wealthy will rise
Faith in free markets and open trade will be replaced by support for government intervention in markets and for new tariffs
Tolerance for behavior outside societal norms will decline
Clothing fashion and media programming will become more conservative
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