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Crash Course 2.0 – CHAPTER 2: MONEY, WEALTH and BANKING

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user profile picture Chris Martenson May 16, 2023
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Understanding the characteristics of money, its role as our social glue and trust-at-a-distance, and especially where it comes from are absolutely vital things to know. Which is probably why they are almost never taught anywhere within the educational system nor in our mainstream press. Most importantly, everybody should be tracking how much money is being […]

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Understanding the characteristics of money, its role as our social glue and trust-at-a-distance, and especially where it comes from are absolutely vital things to know.

Which is probably why they are almost never taught anywhere within the educational system nor in our mainstream press.

Most importantly, everybody should be tracking how much money is being created ‘in their name’ by the Fed and for what purposes.

When you do, and you compare those amounts of ever-accumulating debt against what the future economy could reasonably provide, it’s completely obvious that there’s a huge maw of a gap between the claims (debt) and the stuff (GDP).

How will that gap be resolved?  Does anybody know?  Is there a plan besides a loosely defined “Great Reset” and maybe a CBDC roll-out?

Well, since we’re not even having the conversation publicly, we have to assume the answer is “no,” there isn’t a plan.

Which means you need a plan.  Because this all ends in a massive wealth transfer as already seen all throughout human history.

You will either be on the right side or the wrong side of that wealth transfer.  Either a beneficiary or a victim of future circumstances.



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Crash Course 2.0 Chapter 2 Part 1

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Understanding the characteristics of money, its role as our social glue and trust-at-a-distance, and especially where it comes from are absolutely vital things to know. Which is probably why they are almost never taught anywhere within the educational system nor in our mainstream press. Most importantly, everybody should be tracking how much money is being […]

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