>“The first [measurement] would be an economic collapse. The dollar would be worthless, the yen would be worthless, the mark would be worthless—the dislocation we saw in the Depression of 1930, magnified many times over.
The dollar is not worthless and not close to worthless. There's no reasonable interpretation of that outcome, or of reality, where the dollar becoming worthless was "close" to an accurate prediction. I truly, honestly don't know how to reason with someone who is going to dispute that.
Another prediction was that we would be in an active global military conflict between rich and poor nations. Also not close.
Another prediction was "Africa, from the Sahara to South Africa, becomes unlivable."
If words actually mean things, none of these were close.