Clearing It Up! To demonstrate this idea of how currency is created, let's first take the example of how it is done in The United States. Some of us quite flippantly use the term 'currency printing' yet

WW1 was dated from 28th July 1914 – 11th November 1918. Germany incurred huge debts to the countries that sold them tanks, ammunition and rations during WW1. The belief and hope within the country was

The History of Trade Thousands of years ago before the invention of money the means of exchange was barter. Barter is simply trading one good or service directly for another. These goods included livestock,

The Inevitable Will Happen A new monetary system is coming. Historically this has happened every 40 years. This new system has always ripped the people off and enriched the governments. Luckily for us,

Dollar Crisis to Golden Opportunity Us dollar is about 60% of the value of all the currency in the planet. Roughly half of global countries have reserves in the US dollar because it acts as a reserve currency.

The US dollar and other currencies are no longer ‘good as gold’ Since the 1700s our currencies have been backed by real money, gold and silver. You used to be able to take your currency, a claim check

Athens, Greece 680BC In Greece, roughly 680 BC, was where we saw the first introduction of Gold and sound money. Athens was the first civilisation to have taxation, which allowed them to fund artwork and

Why Is This Important? Money, a good that we relentlessly pursue and something that can dictate most of our lives, yet do we ever ask ourselves some bigger questions about what money really is, where did

00:10 Leo Roundtable Update. What's all the wLEO hype? wLEO now means that LEO is wrapped into an ERC-20 Ethereum contact. This means that now wLEO is essentially an Ethereum token that can be traded in

We've chatted a lot about curation in Natural Medicine and beyond this week. What is it? Do people read them? Do they find them valuable? Whilst we may very well live in our own bubble (I mean who doesn't,

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'Borrowing to soften the economic blow of COVID-19 has led to a spike in the national debt, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).' 'Debt (public sector net debt excluding public sector

Rain, Rain, Rain After an incredibly hot and humid week here in the UK, we finally have had some well earned rain! It can be time consuming water all of my plants and vegetables when it's just pure sun,

COVID, COVID, COVID... COVID-19 has made 2020 the most turbulent and un-foreseable years of my life. I thought I somewhat had things figured out. I was travelling in Australia playing cricket at the start

Resourcefulness Not only have we been resourceful with the fruits and veg we have in the garden, we have been turning to the other flowers and seeing what we can use there too! I was inspired to cut some

Attack Of The Aphids! Over the past week we've had some real growth of the fruit trees and vegetables in the garden yet there's been a curve-ball thrown at us! Why can't things just go to plan? A metaphor

So much growth! The weather has been lovely recently and we've had the sun shining to overcome all of the rain from last week and as a result we are starting to see some decent harvest from our vegetables!

Please watch the full video below! My Warzone 'Dubs' Loadout Primary M4A1 Monolithic Surpressor Stock M16 Grenadier Commando Foregrip 60 Round Mags Stippled Grip Tape Secondary RPG Perks EOD Ghost Amped

Please watch the full video below! My Warzone 'Dubs' Loadout Primary M4A1 Monolithic Surpressor Stock M16 Grenadier Commando Foregrip 60 Round Mags Stippled Grip Tape Secondary RPG Perks EOD Ghost Amped

This is my submission for the daily MONOMAD Photography Contest. Thank you to @monochromes for setting up the contest, which is based around Black and White photographs! Come and check out the Black and