Surviving the Transition: How to Stay Intact While Systems Change

Описание: We’re entering a period of rapid change—not collapse, not apocalypse, and not science fiction.

The real risk isn’t new technology or future breakthroughs.
It’s the transition phase—when old systems stop working reliably, and new systems aren’t ready yet.

That gap is where people make bad decisions.

In this video, I’m not speculating about the future. I’m talking about how to stay functional, solvent, and out of unnecessary danger while systems become inconsistent:
• supply chains that work… until they don’t
• services that exist… but fail unpredictably
• rules that are enforced unevenly
• information that changes faster than it can be verified

I explain why preparedness is really about margin and adaptability, not fear or fantasy—and why partial preparedness is often more dangerous than none at all.

This is about staying out of crowds, out of panic, and out of situations where stress forces bad choices.

I’m Jeff Morgan. I’m a former Army intelligence analyst, former private investigator, author, and trained cultural anthropologist. Most of my life has been spent watching systems under stress—and watching how people behave when the rules they relied on quietly stop working.

If you’re trying to understand how to navigate the transition ahead without losing your footing, this video is for you.

In the next video, we’ll look at another force accelerating everything: Artificial General Intelligence—and why it compresses time in ways humans aren’t used to adapting to.

Subscribe if you want grounded, realistic discussions about change, preparedness, and staying intact while the world reorganizes.