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We’re told 2008 was a financial crisis. What it really was, was a theft of time.

The world didn’t look like it was collapsing. Cafés were open. Commutes continued. Rent was due. But beneath the surface of ordinary life, the system that promised stability to millions was quietly breaking. This is the story of how the Global Financial Crisis became the first moment in modern history when the future itself stopped feeling reliable.

In the years leading up to the crash, cheap money, easy credit, and leverage created the illusion of permanent growth. Mortgages weren’t just loans — they were products. Risk was sliced, packaged, and sold across the global financial system. What looked like prosperity was scaffolding, not structure.

It was a brilliant system on paper. In practice, it was fragile. When housing prices stalled, refinancing stopped, and fear entered the system, confidence collapsed. And because modern finance runs on trust and short-term lending, the loss of confidence proved fatal.

In this video, we analyze how leverage replaced stability, how the collapse of major financial institutions triggered panic, how credit froze across the global economy, and why the consequences of 2008 were felt more deeply in time than in money.

In this video, we break down:
• The Illusion of Stability — why the 2000s felt permanent
• The Leverage Machine — how debt replaced real growth
• The Confidence Collapse — why fear killed the system faster than losses
• The Stolen Decade — how careers, savings, and momentum quietly disappeared
• The New Adulthood — how 2008 permanently delayed life milestones

Disclaimer: This video was created with the assistance of AI tools and is provided for informational and educational purposes only. It is a historical and narrative analysis of the societal and generational consequences of the 2008 Global Financial Crisis.

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