ONLY ITO'S THEORY ANSWERS THIS QUESTION

A structural question.

Who do we really owe these debts to?

Let me begin my wonderful 😂😂😂 argument with a question: if this were merely a problem of debt, how could we not all agree?

We would all agree to cancel our debts 😁, given that we all have debts—at the very least, as citizens of states that are, without exception, indebted.

If that does not happen... it means that we are not dealing with this scenario.

So, who do we owe these debts to?

To answer this question, we must necessarily refer to Ito's theory.

According to Ito's theory, a small number of people impose debts on the plebeians, but through this mechanism they maintain a certain social balance, based on the illusion that holding claims—because whenever debts are created, claims are necessarily created as well—brings benefits.

A method of control based, therefore, on monetary illusion.

For the illusion to remain intact, there must be a balance between real goods and goods that can be purchased with money.

The illusion works as long as that balance exists—that is, as long as the plebeians feel they can TRULY convert the money earned through their work into goods.

If we reached the point at which this illusion disappeared, we would be close to, if not already inside 😂, the Apocalypse.

Because, as Covid taught us, we are perfectly capable of fighting over who gets the last roll of toilet paper. 😂

And, incidentally, I saw that scene with my own eyes.

The more chaos we see in our lives, the more it means that we are approaching the point at which that balance collapses.

For this purpose, chaos serves:

to reduce the value of paper;
to steal the goods needed to give paper a backing.

The combination of these two things brings the situation back toward a better balance from a social standpoint.

In other words: chaos is necessary to prevent the mother of all chaos.

If you disagree with this concept, it is because you do not understand what the plebeians might do once they realized they had worked their entire lives to end up with nothing.

In certain parts of the world, where monetary illusion does not work, there is already a tendency toward the law of the jungle.

But then... who do we owe these debts to?

These debts... we owe them only and EXCLUSIVELY to future generations.

Because the proliferation of claims without backing today takes away from, and consumes, the future claims of people who have not even been born yet.

The proliferation of claims without backing does not merely screw over today's egg.

It screws over today's hen.

And, within the limits of what is possible 😂, it screws over today's rooster as well.

This is monetary illusion.