
Mix your music! Learn GarageBand in 30 Days! mhlo.co 114.5 trillion dollars, which is the total estimate of current US unfunded liabilities, may be too big a number to wrap your head around. But thanks to the folks at WFTnoway.com, we can finally visualize just exactly what our debt looks like when compared to NY historical landmarks. Arranged in neat, $10 thousand stacks, one trillion dollars is approximately the size of a football field. When those same denominations are compiled in the amount of our current debt, the towering stacks dwarf the Empire State Building as well as the Twin Towers — forming a "super skyscraper." This super skyscraper constitutes the amount of money the US government does not have to pay Medicare, Social Security, military and civilian pensions, among other crucial programs. After the 2008 economic collapse, the banks got approximately $700 billion. The site elaborates that if you spent $1 million a day since Jesus was born, you would have not spent even $1 trillion by now. To keep up to date with the escalating debt, check out US Debt Clock.org for a breakdown of all the tallies. And, as The Hitchhiker's Guide might suggest... www.usdebtclock.org www.wtfnoway.com fc05.deviantart.net
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