That is the great thing about the animals . . . they know when it is really time to panic and when it is time to just keep on keepin' on. I agree, panic is relative. I think when it is used to describe a depression they are mainly talking about the actions of investors. Besides a few bank runs (which are mainly silent ones these days), I think, didn't most people who survived the Great Depression just do what they could with what they had . . . no real alarm . . . more just making do?FarmerChick said:panic is a weird word
handled so different by many
...and you know what, none of my farm animals are panicking..LOL
So how long do you think we will keep going down this road? I guess you aren't buying the 2010 recovery either?Wifezilla said:Since the situation that got us to this point hasn't changed, nothing will improve.