Yes that may be so but they are very unhealthy systems. If you notice through the course of history those systems don't last very long. They always collapse and the reason we repeat them is for some reason man still hasn't overcome the concept of enslaving other men. Some men need prestige and power. They go enslave others and take more resources than they need because the material goods after about $75k a year has done all it's going to do to contribute to their happiness.
So then they go out and try to dominate other people..because in their empty souls they feel that's all that can make them happy at that point, by locking away the resources they need and letting the food rot in cellars and they call that "freedom". lol. Freedom to do that.So it's no wonder why these systems collapse every several centuries. They manage to carry on like this for a long time but thank goodness for the internet alot of people have become more educated and aware of the schemes.
That's why most systems like this have to keep the boots on peoples necks and keep them desperate and poor. So the people can't do anything else they forced to endure it. However, every other century the people rise up again. It's just like what you saw in the french revolutions, workers strikes of labor day and even that recent insurrection in washington dc where several officers of the law were killed, showed that people aren't going to take the running of systems how they see fit. Although i disagreed with the insurrection it still shows me what's going to eventually happen with all these pyramid like systems. They going to come tumbling down in crypto or otherwise.
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