In reference to this post, I've come to realize that the globalization of the world has created massive opportunities for people irrespective of the default qualification systems they find themselves in.
Indeed, a huge percentage of the world's resources and wealth are still controlled by a few people, but this control is gradually reducing. This is possible because of the expansion and sophistication of not just technology, but the astute evolution of the human race.
People can no longer be brainwashed or controlled, by things like poverty or ignorance. The world is transcending into an era of total inclusion, this is why "control" is becoming difficult to uphold.
Even as a that, a small population of people still holds unimaginable wealth,
.......but every day this wealth is being threatened by innovation, and this is why they'll eventually lose these positions. The force of change is bigger than the staticity being maintained by the forces of old takers.
Structures will fall for other establishments to rise, there's no permanence to any force, irrespective of how big or unshakeable it seems.
We're in an era where traditional permanence is seriously being threatened by decentralization
For example, the US government is fighting crypto, tooth, and nail, because Crypto is a transcending evolution of finance and money.
Traditional Systems Fear Competition Not Total Takeover
While it's not meant to destroy the traditional system, the traditional system itself is fighting to stay in control and this circles back to one thing; people who are in control never want to relinquish their position.
It's expected that they'll do this, they're following a playbook. The best way to achieve this is by selling misinformation. Traditional and new media is influential in swaying the opinion and choices of people in one direction.
For example, the SEC in the US is still trying hard to truly define what Bitcoin is. They haven't been able to, yet they see it as a threat, or the end to the traditional fiat system. It's been difficult for them to admit that the world hasn't quite recovered from the financial repercussions of COVID-19.
Crypto: The Global Martyr To Failing Systems
Establishments are still retrenching their staff to cut costs, in fact, SVB crashed in the process.
This is directly telling on crypto, but the media out there is trying to sell crypto as the perfect martyr and scapegoat, rather than admitting that the whole world of finance is facing turbulent times.
But, it looks like Crypto will withstand the test of time, so why not bend the narrative?
It's in man's nature to revolt against change when a position they hold is seemingly threatened. As for the US government, it's about power, wealth, control, and being ahead of China and Russia.
Expunging Crypto Is US' fetish
This has become the fetish of the US government, and while they've worked hard to get to the position of world power, it's understandable as to why they'll fight, but over time, it's a losing game.
One of the problems I have with existing systems is that they do not attempt to coexist while allowing the newest innovations to shine.
A Losing Game
Transitions are always feisty because the older systems want to exist forever, but then, the more flexible the world becomes, the more the narratives shift to an equilibrium level.
This happens with all human sectors, from governance to finance. If you study the trends you'll see that control and custody are being broken down and shared.
The human race has gotten to that level where sophistication is tailored towards freedom and ownership, a lot of us might witness this and many wouldn't.
It's going to be a special privilege to do so, nonetheless, we might not be here to completely see the world changing as we envisaged, a lot of people didn't see this as well. Our consciousness is limited, so we might not totally see the change we have predicted, it's going to be exciting times for the newer generation because the change that is coming is inevitable.
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