Do you believe in the legacy system? Are trillion dollar deficits sustainable? Do politicians make good money managers? Can throwing money at a problem fix it?
These questions have been an ongoing issue since the legacy system imploded in 2009. Many non financial individuals are also questioning the very nature of the system itself. And you know what happens when the average joe starts questioning things. Things begin to get heated very quickly.
Yet, for all the chaos that has ensued much of the trust that once existed in the State has evaporated. Politicians have become late night punchlines. Many are also seeing that service to self has replaced the once service to others mantra. The social contract that once existed is no more.
Not to mention the supposed leader of the free world is having serious mental/physical issues. Many are saying dementia. Others are saying a form of neurological disease. We can only guess yet it can’t be hidden any longer.
Of course this isn’t a partisan attack. Rather, it’s bringing to light the reality of the situation. He isn’t well. Anyone with a pulse can see this.
Which brings me back to the topic of confidence. Leaders must make tough decisions. Yet, if no one has belief in said leader then his actions become moot. Nobody wants to follow weakness.
So the confidence that once existed within the legacy system begins to wane. Slowly at first…then quickly. Again, failed leadership is the culprit. Weakness is only the symptom of bigger issues at hand.
Of course a true leader would take one for the team so to speak. It is no different then an injured quarterback playing rather then sitting out. But rather then doing the right thing the game of musical chairs will continue.
Regardless of who is in office the issues of poverty, lack, and debt will never be fixed using the same legacy system tools. The system is clearly not designed this way. The distribution issues will continue unabated as blockchain will present itself as the alternative.
You see I lost belief in this system years ago. It is corrupt and doesn’t benefit everyone. Instead it creates more debt and inequity. Not to mention it is run in part by bankers/politicians that believe the world belongs to them. Well it doesn’t.
Many in the world understand the challenges that we face as a society. Yet, giving a system and a few moneyed men full control is a recipe for disaster. Look around you to see how well they manage things. Not to mention some of the stale ideas that they are now coming up with.
They call taxation of billionaires an innovation. Or creating laws for everyone yet not following the same laws. Yet, the system itself is never questioned. It’s distribution issues are blamed on lack of taxation which makes no sense.
So the confidence game exists as a ploy for politicos to extract value and use it as they see fit. A bridge to nowhere is approved yet the people have zero input on the decision. Supposedly our vote counts yet much of what I witness is corruption.
The great resignation will now be followed by the great opt out. These are seeds that were sown long ago. The bitcoin price spike is a tiny clue to a grander puzzle. Our memories of cut credit lines and foreclosed nightmares still remain fresh.
Money must change in order for our society to become more prosperous. And these changes will be born out of necessity due to the lack of confidence in the legacy system. Like it or not these issues are not going away. Kicking the can may of worked in the early 2000’s.
But we are now in a different world with new rules. And these rules now call for abundance for every human on earth. It is our birth right not only to be free but to also have financial freedom. Is it fair for only a select few to have this type of freedom?
The truth is utilizing the legacy system rules will not create instant wealth overnight. The rules don’t work this way. Hard work does not guarantee an increase in fiat. Instead, it may just equate to more work.
So, once again F the rules! The only way to truly bring change to blockchain is to have this type of mentality. With blockchain there is no up or down. Nor is there not enough.
Rather, there is plenty. Not one $ currency to rule them all but many. Bitcoin was the genesis. But there is more to crypto then just one project. Many legacy knuckleheads just don’t get it.
Their charts and economic theories are out the window. Some will understand. Yet many won’t. Innocence of money will be restored via coins and tokens. Those who seek will find.