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As Sorcin suggests, the key to avoiding another 1929 lies in honest policy debates, structural reforms, and societal resilience—less focus on immediate growth, more on sustainable progress. For investors, policymakers, and citizens alike, the lessons of 1929 are a stark reminder that the human condition’s appetite for more can be both the engine of innovation and the spark of destruction. Recognizing and managing these tendencies is vital in shaping a stable economic future.