"We're witnessing the accumulation of various crises that are rapidly putting the whole European project under tremendous pressure.
This accumulation of difficulties triggers a crisis that can only be resolved by an intellectual revolution that replaces an old paradigm with a new one.
Self, who is crisscrossing the Atlantic to make his first feature film, "Good Money" (later, "Bad Money"), becomes progressively mired in an accumulation of complex financial and sexual crises, linked to the corruptions of money, expressed through a series of hilarious set-pieces, which bring him to the edge of breakdown.
Most hypotheses for the development and maintenance of work-related muscle pain propose that muscle-cell activity produces energy demands that are not met by circulation, thereby resulting in hypoxia, energy crisis, and accumulation of metabolites in the muscle [ 6].
And so there is no crisis, just an accumulation of curiosities and irritants.
The recovery hype performs the same service of mass distraction in this crisis as the accumulation of consumer debt provided since the 1970s.
Of course, the East Asian economies today are better able to withstand such massive outflows, given their accumulation of international reserves since the financial crisis in 1997.
The simple answer for the financial crisis is the accumulation of vast wealth and power by business interests, which has enabled them to dominate our political system.
But, given the rise of the machines, the tendency to react when markets go nuts for several days and to find a story that speaks to the real world is probably a serious mistake, unless there clearly is a real-world reason, such as a sudden geopolitical crisis or an accumulation of economic data that says the winds are shifting.
The most important cause of the financial crisis was the accumulation of systemic risk in the banking system because so many firms had made the same stupid one-way bet on housing.
