We all know there's something wrong.

Everyone feels the pain these days.

And they all felt it, you know, back in 2017.

They all felt it back in 2008.

But it's been progressively worsening and worsening.

And after the pandemic, it is really at a boiling point now.

And at some point, you start to notice that a common theme is corruption.

And money is one of them.

But another really commonly recurring one started to be like government, but it was actually

really intelligence agencies.

And then I started to get madly shadowed there.

What is in all of their best interest, the banker's best interest, is for them to create a problem and them to create a solution in many different arenas and for them all to reap the rewards of us being beholden to them, despite it all being our money.

I liked the term Ed Dowd used on the show as a metaphor, That when you have broken incentives, people just start to do up things.

That is good for it.

It's not even conscious necessarily.

They're just following their incentives.

So you start to notice these patterns that really come back to that base layer of money.

And I mean, then here we are. Here we are.

Here we are.

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