however I think it is not important to know the when, it is crucially important people begin to analyze the why. Why did Rome, Greece, Egypt, Persia, etc. fall? Many specific reasons can be applied individually to why they fell, i.e. conquering outsiders or elite infighting,

Just as China did not foresee that imposing the one child law combined with the patriarchal society would lead to more abortions, more infanticide, and eventually a lopsided enough population between men and women that women's status actually both improved in some cases; the world is not seeing the big picture. What is going to happen when the have nots, having being systematically conditioned to be nothing more than an ill-informed source of cheap labor and the ever consummate consumer, have nothing? Who are the haves going to sell their products to? You see there are only three options the world has in front of it after globalization:
1) When the haves finally exploit everything from the proletariat they will re-allow debtor's prison for the have not's to work off the debts they incurred trying to remain above the poverty line as slaves.
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2) Governments Continue to create social programs or economic stimulus plans to postpone the inevitable crash after crash see options 1 or 3.

3) Realizing that as corporations have blurred the lines of countries and we as humans should blur the line between the bourgeoisie and the proletariat. Then and only then will we as a species, as a race begin to band together toward a common goal to do not just incredible things separately but achieve the unthinkable, the undreamable.
It is no more natural for their to be a gap in the quality of life any human receives or has available to them as it is natural that there is a better race of human than another. The only function I truly see of globalization, on the long term scale of human existence, is the fact that it will most likely be the catalyst for the honest development not of countries or corporations but of Humanity.
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