So Money is something that I've had a learning curve here in life with.

Me too.

Still do.

Yeah, and one of the things that's profound in the book that you're coming out with,

you compiled a lot of really powerful

quotes. One of the quotes is about God and money. Money is always backed by the

forces of good and evil and who wins depends on how you use it. Now when I first read that quote in an email you sent to me I thought, okay, well if money is

man-made and it's a figment of our imagination and it's an energy exchange that we all agree

exists.

Yes.

Why don't we hold within our imagination the way to find a more egalitarian way to use money to serve

the collective good?

We've seen in COVID the top five billiers in the world, they get like a hundred billion dollars

they've amassed more in wealth, while 75 million Americans have essentially declared bankruptcy.

So what do we make of this this this energy exchange of money here on the planet and how do we move towards a more

egalitarian unified way to experience money and that energy exchange?

Well, the answer to that's not really addressing the quote.

I understand the question. The quote is saying that money is a form of power and whether or not

it's good or evil depends on how you use it. How you use it depends on the ethical and moral principles that guide your choices.

So as you just said, just a few people have gotten filthy, stinky rich over the whole COVID thing which if you do the research you realize it was

planned so it would do that if you look at all the stock market crashes they're all planned

why because the people that market crashes, they're all planned. Why?

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