TWO WORLDS, ONE THEORY

A wonderful theory built out of mathematics, economics, and countless trips lived with eyes wide open.

A theory that puts the power of money at the center of everything. Money has influenced, directed, determined the past, present and future of the 2 halves of the world.

Money as an instrument of submission, money as an instrument of power, money as an instrument of control.

I can't shake the idea that it's entirely possible that, in a not-too-distant past, without an instrument of control (money, precisely), humans came close to extinction. Because humans are, in fact, an animal. And we've seen that with our own eyes in the last 5 years: we don't need to make anything up. Let's assume, hypothetically, that it had been handed down that, in past ages, we came close to extinction (for lack of control): would you do something to stop that from happening again now?

A few years ago I heard some kind of stolen interview with one of the Rothschilds. In this brief exchange (staged, in my view), the guy asked Rothschild if he felt guilty about controlling the masses. He replied: "If that's the accusation, I plead guilty."

I'm not saying you should trust the various shepherds in charge, but... it's a possibility. A possibility that obviously pairs with the pleasure of holding power. Someone once said power gets you off more than sex. I don't agree, obviously, but it might be true for some people 😁😂. Or not?

All citizens are subjugated to money (a huge number die without even knowing it, not you though 😂).

Both our part of the world, which runs, fights, kills to accumulate it.

And the other part of the world, which runs because... the money the other part of the world (ours) is deluded into thinking has VALUE.

Money has no value if there are no goods to trade for it.

My theory, the only serious theory, the only serious economic/social/financial and mass-control theory, holds that we've reached the end of this equilibrium.

That is, the amount of money issued in the first part of the world is now in total disequilibrium with the capacity to produce goods in other parts of the world. In other words, the money printer is running faster than the ability, in other parts of the world, to subjugate populations into producing goods. This is also because, in other parts of the world, with the advent and explosion of the Internet, people have understood that life didn't have to be what they were living. RIGHTLY SO. I've seen with my own eyes people in China working and living inside factories.

So we've reached a cosmic disequilibrium. Very easy things to understand, if you actually want to understand them.

All the macro events we've been living through for years are aimed at restoring the equilibrium or, at least, adjusting its magnitude.

Because without equilibrium the concrete risk, perhaps, is that we end up at the law of the jungle. And the law of the jungle spares no one.

We need to reduce/liquefy the rights that money gave/gives us in our part of the world, because in other parts of the world the population is no longer willing to/can no longer produce goods at the speed with which monetary mass is created in our world.

Monetary mass that grants, on paper, rights to our part of the world. Rights that, however, only exist by virtue of the labor of the other part of the world.

For the disequilibrium to shrink, it's absolutely consistent that COVID happened, it's absolutely consistent that there was a war, it's absolutely consistent that there's a nuclear incident, Trump's tariff policy is absolutely consistent, a war with China (maybe just a trade war, maybe not) is absolutely consistent.

We're at the end of the world of globalization.

2 worlds, one (magic) theory.