if you haven't considered this i suggest at the least, a bit of thinking on the subject may be in your interest;

 

 People have always imagined the beginning of a crisis in dramatic terms. They imagine emergency broadcasts interrupting television programs, endless traffic jams, crowds gathering in confusion and images powerful enough to convince everyone that something unusual is happening. History, however, has rarely unfolded with such theatrical precision. More often, profound changes have emerged quietly, disguised behind ordinary routines and familiar landscapes. Some of the most significant disruptions experienced by societies during the last century began during periods that, in retrospect, appeared almost painfully normal. Shops remained open, roads stayed crowded and millions of people continued planning holidays, discussing mortgage payments and making appointments for the following month, unaware that the mechanisms supporting that normality had already begun experiencing pressures invisible to the public..............more...........