In a continent beset by several crises, Greece remains the cradle of European dysfunction. The country may have dropped out of the headlines in recent months, its multiple challenges seemingly buried beneath a tide of bailout cash. However it still presents the greatest danger to the survival of the eurozone. That is because Greece’s circumstances oblige the eurozone to do some thing it has so far appeared incapable of carrying out, except below situations of extreme economic tension: take a collective political selection.

Provided the way things are going, technological advancements, outsourcing and structural changes to the economy & industries may put us out of function in the next decade or significantly less. Even if we are willing to move countries to pursue jobs, it would only delay the inevitable by an additional decade at most. Or we will just determine to quit perform early from getting burnt out, tired …