At a G20 gathering in North Carolina, Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey delivered a sober reckoning to the world's financial stewards: the global economy now carries debt exceeding three times its own output, while an AI sector built on circular financing and speculative valuations sits atop that fragile foundation like a structure raised on borrowed ground. The warning is not that any single fault line will give way, but that several may shift at once — rising bond yields, inflated equity, autonomous AI systems, and concentrated market dependencies forming a web where each thread pulled