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Definition of Insanity
We know that Medicare and Medicaid Social Security are going bankrupt.
We know that pensions cannot be paid out and that’s why they are being offloaded left and right.
Companies and countries can’t meet their obligations and are already getting bailed out which means the taxpayer is paying pension holders through higher inflation and higher costs (inflation.)
So why would we continue going down the same road?
Isn’t the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over expecting expecting a different result?
What other option do we have?
We know current system is going down.
Look around us:
Money
Culture
Politics
Protests
Sports
Social Media
Schools
What do we truly have to lose at this point?
Change is hard and humans generally have a hard time letting go or changing direction when “seemingly” nothing bad has happened at the moment.
The train tracks are out ahead and there are warning signs but until humans actually see the end of the line for themselves, or worse start going over the ravine, do they finally realize the mistake of their ways.
What then leads people to change and make decisions early and be able to see the future where the average person cannot?
What separates that person from the rest of humanity?
We’re told that inflation is the only way we can grow and have nice things.
The politicians and unproductive class continue telling you they need to steal from you at least 2% each year which is going to go up now.
What if that’s completely untrue.
What if that’s completely antithetical to actual real growth?
In the 1800s we largely had deflation and it was one of the largest periods of growth and invention the world has ever seen through the industrial revolution.
Now take that kind of growth and invention and multiply it by the technology we have now and you can see the type of human progress and advancement we are missing out on.
If it aint broke, don’t fix it?
What do you have to lose from jumping into a new system that has potential for incredible growth, and at the very least keeping your wealth, safe and sovereign?
We know that many on the Titanic thought the ship would never sank, or wasn’t seeking even while it was slipping under the waves.
In this case, we have the same type of thinking where people think that something will magically happen to change the trajectory we are on.
We know the ship is going down and it’s mathematically impossible to course correct or pay our debts off and start over from the current system.
Would that not lead you to thinking we need a new system?
As Jeff Booth says, “you cannot fix our reality from the current system.”
A parallel system must be built that you can then slowly migrate to.
What do we have to lose?
Stay strong,