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So Keynes, the granddaddy of modern economics, literally said: “If the government’s broke and people are jobless, just bury bottles full of cash in an abandoned mine and pay people to dig them up again.” That’s it. That’s the plan. Infinite jobs, baby. He wasn’t joking (well, kind of).

His point was: if no one’s spending, the economy freezes. So just make up any reason to move money around. Even if it’s digging up jars of cash like economic Minecraft. You think that sounds insane? Buddy, look around.
– Stimulus checks: digital bottle money.
– Bureaucracy: digging and refilling paperwork pits.
– “Green transition consultants”: high-carbon jar excavators.
– UBI: Keynes’ final form — skip the digging, just hand out the bottles.

Keynes basically said “fake it till you make it” for entire nations. The uncomfortable truth: the economy doesn’t need to make anything, it just needs to move. The system doesn’t care if you’re building bridges or digging holes — only that the spreadsheet says “activity.” Congratulations. We’re all just digging for Keynes’ buried bottles now.
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>>521073461

1944. World’s in ruins. Keynes walks into Bretton Woods with a 200 IQ plan called the bancor — a neutral global currency so no country can hoard wealth or drown in debt. Balanced trade, fair system, world peace, etc.

America looks around the room:
– Holds 2/3 of the world’s gold.
– Only functioning economy left.
– Everyone else broke and desperate.

U.S.: “Yeah nah, let’s make our money the world’s money instead.”

Keynes: “But that’ll make you the world’s debtor and everyone else your hostage.”
U.S.: “Good.”

And that’s how we got the dollar empire instead of a fair system.

Bancor was world cooperation.
Dollar standard was world domination.

80 years later: the debt’s infinite, the money’s fake, and we’re still worshipping the printer.

Keynes tried to build Star Trek economics.
America chose Clown World Capitalism.
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Modern economies are a meme,
Just kill the usurers like middle ages Kingdoms did and declare debt null lol.
>Rare earths
Another meme
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>>521073461
The world is interconnected though. If we're digging for bottles, and China is racing towards a Star Trek future then we become poorer since we want to buy their goods. Unless we do Opium Wars 2 on then.
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>>521073796
The only solution at this point. Or finally openly admit that everyone is a slave and crank the dystopia up tenfold and make it worse every second of every day for no reason other than rich people could be more rich.

I hate this world.
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>>521073461
even the ai boom is just digging up and hiding each others bottles of cash.
the jew cries out for liquidity as he burrows your bottle of cash.
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>>521073521
I'm pretty sure the Soviet Union gobbling up countries helped set the stage here too.
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keynesian economics have been a disaster for the human race
this fucker wanted to insulate people from their own bad decisions in the guise of gauging "aggregate demand" instead and using government involvement to destroy the free market
yeah we're absolutely digging buried bottles because we listened to this fucking idiot in the first place
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>>521073461
>Quantitive Easing
You just explained that basically.
The Fed is already doing it, they made up a fancy word for it.
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>>521073461
>Keynes
>pedo
>completely wrong about everything
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>>521073461
>>521073461
>>521073461
>>521073461

AI generated.
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>>521073461
That basically explains why Bitcoin exists.
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Keynes was a court intellectual who said what the government needed to intellectualize their desire for power
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>>521073461
pretty true

after 2008 Andrew Cuomo got a law passed called HVCC or the home valuation code of conduct. NYC lenders were blaming appraisers for the crash so they whipped up this little rent-seeking gem to create useless QC companies in between us and the lender called AMC’s (appraisal management companies).

Dodd Frank removed the mandate to use them but also enshrined them into law. Just companies that move my work from me to the lender and to nanny our communication for no reason while taking half of the fee that the borrower has to pay.

TLDR: if you’ve ever paid $1200 for a residential appraisal at the bank, I got about $500 or less in the end. My fees are about the same as they were in 2010 despite people paying over double for them now.
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>>521073521
Problem was the US doing this to its own citizens, gutting its industrial base and making the worst people wealthy (this was by design, of course, the people in charge hate the US and hate people in general). The design was scarcity and control vs freedom and abundance. It does look like they're trying to reverse that, but not globally, nor should they, too many hostiles.
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>>521074389
China is already doing Opium Wars 2.0 on the US.
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>>521073461
Literally what Bitcoin is.
>Scarcity + requires work to produce
>Value only in it's inherent perception
That was one of the main, if not the entire point of Bitcoin to begin with, and probably a large part of why the creator has remained anonymous.
99.9999% of people fail to understand this.
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AI bubblers already saying the government is gonna insure them. KEK insure bankers, rentists and other kikes in general and fuck the goyim amirite. *rubs hands*
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At what point do the chickens come home to roost?
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>>521073461
He would know, he created modern economics.
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>>521073521
Yeah we need a world government central bank so that nobody can store wealth, how fucking stupid do you think we are?
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>>521073461
Isn't Bitcoin based in part on this idea?
>solve complex math problems to build blocks

Obviously there is the element of fixed supply but still
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>>521079479
Value must require work or else it isn't valuable.
Value is a curtain behind which lies resources.



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