The British Empire didn't get cannibalised. Perhaps on paper. It is far more profitable building it cheaper somewhere else and selling back for more, where the factories and plantations and land rights are indebted to any banking. It became a shadow Empire of corporate infrastructure. The same as America. Just because a bunch of peasants aren't making the goods at home. Doesn't mean services aren't shipping. Doesn't mean banking isn't heavily invested. Corps are making a killing. A single film, product, sport is now distributed globally as the next must buy. Any model has changed into peak consumption. It drives services, and investment more, while holding the rights to patents, media, manufacture, and often the resources manufacturing them.

The World has stagnated in the sense of innovation, and this is profoundly due to the Internet swallowing everything. It is becoming even more, next gen. More Internet being plugged into everything boosting industry advancing, and it sooner requires more technology to run it, more energy being managed directly from services, and banking, forcing profit off the demand is where we're at. It causes increasing automation from corps driving more services. Energy consumption, no longer from certain resources, but others requiring far more investment like nuclear, even turbines, or panels. Where are those parts coming from, changing supply lines into greater control. Until it faster inserts automation into everything, corporate infrastructure. Nations need what services to run their transport, food production, medicine, banking, services, and goods.

Who does it profit? You assume it isn't Capitalism.. Hahaha

The British Empire didn't get cannibalised. On paper. It is far more profitable building it cheaper somewhere else and selling back for more, where the factories and plantations and land rights are indebted to any banking. It became a shadow Empire of corporate infrastructure. The same as America. Just because a bunch of peasants aren't making the goods at home. Doesn't mean services aren't shipping. Doesn't mean banking isn't heavily invested. Corps are making a killing. A single film, product, sport is now distributed globally as the next must buy. Any model has changed into peak consumption. It drives services, and investment more, while holding the rights to patents, media, and often the resources manufacturing them.

The World has stagnated in the sense of innovation, and this is profoundly due to the Internet swallowing everything. It becoming even more in the next gen. More Internet being plugged into everything boosting industry advancing, and it sooner requires more technology to run it, more energy being managed directly from services, and banking, forcing profit off the demand is where we're at. It causes increasing automation, from corps driving more services. Energy consumption, no longer from certain resources, but others requiring far more investment like nuclear, even turbines, or panels. Where are those parts coming from, changing supply lines into greater control. Until it faster inserts automation into everything, corporate infrastructure. Nations need what services to run their transport, food production, medicine, banking, services, and goods.

Who does it profit? You assume it isn't Capitalism.. Hahaha