Confirmation bias, also called confirmatory bias or myside bias, is the tendency to search for, interpret, favor, and recall information in a way that confirms one's beliefs or hypotheses, while giving disproportionately less consideration to alternative possibilities
I'd give it to the mid 2030's at the least, and that might be premature. It will exist until it doesn't anymore. That's all anybody really knows.
I'll take the over-under on that. If the monetary system crashes before 2030, you owe me 10 cases of Sam Adams or 20 gallons out of your still. If it makes it past 2030, I owe you 20 cases of [pick your beer] or 20 gallons from my still. Hopefully we last that long. If not, pay up when we meet again in the Great Beyond for an Eternity of "I told you sos". 
You have been smoking too much Hopium.
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I'm a lite doomer Eddie, but fifteen years for the current financial system seems a bit of a stretch.
My gut feeling is we are close to a breaking point and a major change, but of course the details escape me, so many variables.

This oil price crash has set too many things in motion for the currents system to survive unchanged in my view. From the debt problems it creates and the currency upheaval it has already created, the whole petro dollar system is imploding in my current view.
It's something I have thought hard and long hours about, but this Saudi Arabia idea of selling the crown jewel Aramco, after a major crash in the oil price also has me concerned.
The bullshit about them being broke and needing the dough is total nonsense IMO, they do not see the future in oil or price that MKing does in my humble opinion.
Think what you want of the Royal family, but shit heads they are not. The young ones advising the leaders are all Harvard, MIT grads which certainly doesn't make them wizards, but stupidity is not the trait one acquires in those schools.
They want out of the oil game now and a LOT of cash, something spooked them and I think it's the Harvard grad kids telling them to run for the hills.
Something big is out of whack, that Aramco dumping feeler was a clue for me that few see as such, but I think it's very important, actually I know it is but cannot prove it. It makes
No Sense to sell Aramco after oil falls from 150 to under 30 dollars a barrel.
