WHAT'S A MESS FOR US IS A SOLUTION FOR SOMEONE ELSE

I was a huge Milan fan. The most disastrous match of my life was the Champions League final against Liverpool. But it's very likely that, for a Liverpool fan, it was the most extraordinary memory. So it all depends on your point of view. 😁

The world has a big problem. The unit of measure par excellence, money, has broken. It broke because too much of it was pumped in. Creating money obviously carries great power and great influence over those who can't do the same. And, because of man's greed, which is common to that of all animals, we've reached the point of driving the train straight into a ravine.

Currency, the unit of measure, is a reflection of the unit of measure of the most important variable in our lives: time. As the money supply issued grew, the value of time spent working was destroyed. First in a great many other countries, which the average Western citizen (who, at best, doesn't understand jack about money and all the issues I write about 😂) racistly considers underdeveloped.

Once the unit of measure that acted as the glue between the two halves of the world broke — our half, which thought about accumulating money on the strength of a promise, which is exactly what today's money is, and the other half of the world, which worked a lifetime to make sure that the money earned at our latitudes HAD VALUE — a series began, not infinite, I won't say (because infinity is a big number 😂), but certainly a large one, of situations with a common denominator: that of justifying, above all to the Western citizen, above all to the... jerk, oops, I meant European citizen... that, deep down, it's fair to lose the rights they THOUGHT THEY HAD ACQUIRED 😂 but which evidently had never been acquired at all.

We should expect more messes ahead, not because we need to be negative at all costs. Simply because THE MESSES ARE THE SOLUTIONS.

And, since the monetary problem is far from being solved, we should expect more nonsense.