Ultimately you need to look at this from a lens of is this the investment for me, not do I want to live there.

Brrrr and STR strategies, through my lens, is currently strong in the San Antonio market.

As prices continue to drop, more people rush to sell and you enter a positive feedback loop which leads to a market crash.From the lens of expectation theory, if people believe we are going into a recession, they will act accordingly, pulling the given economy or market into a recession.Expectation theory is real and we see it all the time, but for a market unraveling scenario to occur, there needs to be a large majority opinion.

The simplest way to view debt is through the dual lens of risk and opportunity.

You nailed it and the only thing I would add is that if you're looking at location strictly through a recession-proof lens, the most important thing would be number of jobs in healthcare, federal government, education, IT, insurance, utilities, and other sectors that still do well in a downturn.

They tend to really look at things through that lens.

When you look through the lens of seeing things in "real terms" rather than "dollar terms" everything that occurs in the economy starts to make a lot more sense.

It's amazing what the lens of "my baby learned to walk in this room" will lead people to believe!

And for the recovering architects, everything we learn will give new insight and provide a different lens to view the world in.  

I will say that most of the Astrology I follow is coming from a few well known Astrologers that tend to use more of the Spiritual or metaphorical lens on the subject.