Hey JessTraders
Regardless of what you invest your time and money in, it could be a business, stocks, bonds, real estate, education, money markets, forex and more. No one gets into these spaces to eat losses, but sadly 50% of people have to lose. On the side of every winning trade, you make is a loser. We might not see them or know who they are, but someone has to eat the losses of a trade.
In an ideal world those who are poor capital allocators get wiped out, they are then more conservative, and those who are great capital allocators get rewarded. However, with a fiat money system, we've now found ways for poor capital allocators to take an unlimited risk.
How can you lose when the government backstops you? When you're in the banking space, you are deemed too big to fail and use this to leverage moral hazard to keep going.
A world without losses
Winning and losing is part of life, and when you try to mess with that balance, you may get away with it for a while, but eventually, the results come back ten times worse. The losses don't go away; they get piled up or shipped onto someone else books like a toxic waste dump.
We now live in a world where those who have won before have no right to lose and have left pensions underfunded and banks over-leveraged and forced governments to continue to steal through tax and inflation to keep losses at bay.
Everyone gets the system they deserve
As someone who has had to deal with the way the world works, as I watch the rest of my peers do the same, we're all complicit in this crime against humanity. Be it through conformity, ignorance or some other justification. It doesn't matter; we've all followed the script to keep this system upright and functioning.
I've begun to deleverage from the system using Bitcoin and in a small way, I say no I don't want this for myself. I am voting with my value and not with my political vote, which means nothing.
If the system stays the way it is, it's not because the powers that be make it this way but because the majority allow it to govern them and I am not willing to give into
The unintended consequences
What we also don't see is how shifting losses compound. When we have one part of society with all the decision making power and the financial backing, we allow only a few to have their ideas put in to play at scale. The fact that we have Facebook and Google and other monopolies mean we've lost so many potential companies that would have taken up the market share.
Instead of consolidating the best engineers in one company, they would compete in a landscape to give consumers the best and cheapest products and services.
While monopolies aren't inherently wrong, we've allowed them to reach a point where their systematic failure brings everyone down.
The losses are seen as too great, and therefore we're not willing to eat the losses for a better future.
I don't see much changing and it seems like we'll have business as usual and we'll patch it up and keep going. I can't change the world only the way I see it, I can't change the system only hedge against it.
Have your say
What do you good people of HIVE think?
So have at it my Jessies! If you don't have something to comment, comment "I am a Jessie."
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