As we learn more and more that money is fake, shouldn't we ask ourselves why we're willing to trade real, hard, honest work for fake money. If the money is fake, shouldn't the work be fake? Then, if the answer to that question is 'yes', then we must ask ourselves.... What does fake work look like? To answer my own question, I guess it looks like a youtube video, or a tik tok video, or a government official asking the Federal Reserve for a billion dollars. Then we should ask ourselves, perhaps, how do we make our own fake work?
Can that fake money you earn be exchanged for goods or services you desire ??? If the answer is yes...
There is a difference between currency and money. Money is firstly a store of value. And if someone says fiat currency is money. Ask them two questions. Do they believe that currency is a store of value. Second, do they believe that there is inflation. Because inflation is cutting into currencies store of value kinda hard.
Real money is money that God created. Gold. Silver. Therefore, the earth has the same amount of it that it had on day one. Fake money is Fiat currency. US dollar. Euro. Pounds. Yuan. Therefore, people who have been anointed by special secret cliches (that you're not invited to) can print the money. They can print as much of it as they want. They can give it to their friends (which you're not one of). Some of it might trickle down to you. But that's just an accident. The secret cliches have made it socially acceptable in the minds of the sheeple that you can exchange goods and services for it. Therefore, you're bound by this money until they day that you reject it, and start using real money again. Every day that you use the secret cliches' money is another day you're subjected to their will, and power. You kiss the foot of the satanic cliche and say thank you master.
The way I see it, and I'm not an economist, is there simply enough gold to support the huge world economy. Now, some will say, "Well, make gold $10,000 an oz. Problem solved." but there is a lot of industry uses for gold also and this would kill those uses and the industries they support. My solution is 'Free Silver' - meaning - don't only use gold but silver and all precious metals, gold, silver, platinum, etc.. The real reason, IMHO, for using and staying in a fiat currency is that it can be manipulated quite easily when necessary. It's about control. And, that's my 2 cents worth...
Yes, I have heard that there is not enough gold to use it as a currency. However, if you take the stance that gold is simply undervalued, and a 1oz coin, compared to dollars in circulation, might be worth 100k, then there is enough gold. It's just that it's incredibly undervalued. There are things called Goldbacks, which are like dollar bills, but they contain 1/1000 of an ounce of gold. Jeremy Cordon, CEO of Goldbacks, The Beautiful New Gold Currency | FreedomFest 2021
