Scientific Divinity

Over the past several years, I’ve watched the economy. I’ve seen the ups and downs of the stock market, the rising gas prices, inflation that never seems to end, countries debts that never get paid down, and debt to GDP ratios becoming greater than 1:1. I’ve seen countless bail outs of banks, and large corporations, that get away with endless spending. The too big to fail slogan proves true in the sense that the federal reserve has money printing machines that cure any problem. I’ve also seen the unrest that comes with these bail outs. The austerity measures which impact so many lives, which leads to all the protests we see in the world today. It started in the middle east when food prices soared 17% overnight, and only escalated from there. Now it has started to hit north america, where people are starting to become affected, and are waking up to the fact that the next 50 years is going to be a steady decline in the quality of life we’re so accustomed to living. It will become balatantly obvious, how fake the system really is.

Let me use an analogy. I want you to pretend only 100 dollars exists in the world today. This 100 dollars was printed up, with an interest rate of 3%. You need to borrow this 100 dollars from the bank, so you go in and get the loan. You use the money to pay your bills, buy your food, and earn some it back by working. At the end of that month, you owe the bank, 103 dollars. Well, where did the 3 dollars come from? There is only 100 dollars in circulation, so to pay back 103 dollars, is impossible, as it does not exist. So we have just created, 3 dollars out of thin air. Now take this analogy to the bigger picture. You will see, that if you were to take every single dollar in circulation, you will cancel debt out completely. No debt, no money in circulation. Problem is, there would still be all of the interest owing on that money. Money that doesn’t exist, and money that is impossible to pay off. So no matter what, monetary problems,can never be solved, they can only get worse.

So the next time you see a country complaining about debt, asking for bailouts, you need to see behind the curtain, and realize, they cannot, and will not, ever, get out of debt. So, they print more money to make the interest payments, which has even more interest on top of that, so it is a perpetual house of cards, that gets weaker with every single card placed on top. It is a system that is doomed to fail, it is only a matter of time before the house of cards come crashing down. With each and every single bailout, it only builds higher. The more money in circulation, the weaker the value, there will come a point in time, where money will be worth only the material it is made of. Paper. We all play this giant game of monopoly, that we all take so seriously, as if it was the only way of life. The economy is fake.