There's a specific supply of goods in the world.

You can denominate that in $1, and a million dollars, in a trillion dollars.

It doesn't matter.

The problem is when one group can produce new units of that instrument that can be used to obtain the goods.

And another group doesn't get access to that money until much later, that currency until much later.

Then you get this asymmetric transfer of wealth, basically from the poor to the rich.

This is the anti-Robinhood.

This is stealing from the poor, giving to the rich.

And that's why central banking is, in my estimation, inherently evil and inherently destructive to social cohesion and human economization.

You know, you say so much, the question, what is money is just so important.

And I think so many people, including myself, take it for granted.

But when you really start digging into it, this is a profound life-altering, society-altering concept that we all need to wrap our heads around.

Hey, everybody. Welcome to The What is Money Show. I am thrilled to have you here joining me

on my mission to help shine light on the collection of money.

Now, if this is your first time listening to The What Is Money Show, I strongly recommend that you go back to episodes one through nine first,

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These first nine episodes are my series with Michael

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