Remember the book decades ago called something like "Stock Market 36,000"? It was so laughed at back then as absurd. Well, we might have "Stock Market 36,000" again. Except this time it is going the other way, haha!
If the economy fell apart you would see mini-economies pop up.
Money is a placeholder for the value of services or the product of services. You can obviously create your own mini-system of trading services.
You could even create something akin to a money system.
Direct trades to bypass the tax man often get looked at. Best to look at whatever your local laws are. But if you have a skill and you trade services with a buddy with a different skill of equal value, you end up not having to pay the taxes on services rendered.
You know that whole Bible piece about giving to your brother what he needs? Avoiding courts where possible, etc.? There is essentially a recipe for a social economy painted in there to avoid the concept of globalist manipulation.
In response to "ThE gReAt ReCeSsIoN!!11!!11" they did quantitative easing (QE), which could be described in its simplest terms as: printing fake digital dollars, bypassing the real economy, and injecting them directly into the stock market.
Basically, they bailed out the stock market, not the real economy.
You see, the stock market HAD BEEN thought of as a gauge for the relative health of the real economy because the foundation of its health was the health of the real economy. All the creative accounting shenanigans could only be done because that real economic foundation existed. But QE severed that tie.
But here's the thing...
This led directly to the disconnect between the older and younger generations. What is the stock market but 90% retirement funds? If you were already retired when QE started, you were golden. If you were close to retirement you probably didn't get laid off (seniority) and then you quickly retired and YOU were golden. But if you were younger you still had to work in the real economy and deal with The Great Recession that never actually ended. THAT is what let their divide and conquer propaganda work between the generations.
But more to the point (I think?) of the book you posted about...QE led to, perhaps, the largest economic bubble in human history, or, at least, in modern history. And bubbles always pop eventually. Which was were their "Great Reset" was supposed to come in.
Call me a hopium addict, but I think some, not "good guys", but at least decent guys saw this all coming and decided it was the last ditch opportunity to NOT enslave humanity and here we are.
[ + ] Reunto
[ - ] Reunto 2 points 2 monthsApr 3, 2025 12:33:24 ago (+2/-0)
Money is a placeholder for the value of services or the product of services. You can obviously create your own mini-system of trading services.
You could even create something akin to a money system.
Direct trades to bypass the tax man often get looked at. Best to look at whatever your local laws are. But if you have a skill and you trade services with a buddy with a different skill of equal value, you end up not having to pay the taxes on services rendered.
You know that whole Bible piece about giving to your brother what he needs? Avoiding courts where possible, etc.? There is essentially a recipe for a social economy painted in there to avoid the concept of globalist manipulation.
[ + ] we_kill_creativity
[ - ] we_kill_creativity 0 points 2 monthsApr 3, 2025 11:22:51 ago (+0/-0)
In response to "ThE gReAt ReCeSsIoN!!11!!11" they did quantitative easing (QE), which could be described in its simplest terms as: printing fake digital dollars, bypassing the real economy, and injecting them directly into the stock market.
Basically, they bailed out the stock market, not the real economy.
You see, the stock market HAD BEEN thought of as a gauge for the relative health of the real economy because the foundation of its health was the health of the real economy. All the creative accounting shenanigans could only be done because that real economic foundation existed. But QE severed that tie.
But here's the thing...
This led directly to the disconnect between the older and younger generations. What is the stock market but 90% retirement funds? If you were already retired when QE started, you were golden. If you were close to retirement you probably didn't get laid off (seniority) and then you quickly retired and YOU were golden. But if you were younger you still had to work in the real economy and deal with The Great Recession that never actually ended. THAT is what let their divide and conquer propaganda work between the generations.
But more to the point (I think?) of the book you posted about...QE led to, perhaps, the largest economic bubble in human history, or, at least, in modern history. And bubbles always pop eventually. Which was were their "Great Reset" was supposed to come in.
Call me a hopium addict, but I think some, not "good guys", but at least decent guys saw this all coming and decided it was the last ditch opportunity to NOT enslave humanity and here we are.
Regardless...what a fucking time to be alive...