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This is probably how decline and collapse of civilization is going to feel, personally, for each of us.
Suddenly. For no apparent reason. Your services are no longer required. Society has no room for you as a contributing member. You are no longer part of the mainstream. You have been cut to run on your own.
The place where you seek shelter; your home, quickly slips out of your hands ... and then you are out on the streets, homeless.
You get relabeled as a loitering vagrant, a rabid dog to be shot on sight. You have only yourself to blame. Do not cast mud on those who lured you into suburbitopia and who profited in the process. They are the white shirted angels who were merely doing "business" in the fair and square tradition. They are without fault. It's all yours to be enjoyed on an exclusive basis. Heads they win, tails you lose.
Also known as "manadatory retirement", which millions of us experience every year, good years and bad.
The fun part about being a Cassandra is you only have to be right once to get an "Infallible Oracle" brand on your forehead. You can be wrong time after time but that one time that the end really is nigh, you get all the babes.