Yeah, I think it's important to, you know, understand like what is money, right?

Like, what is it?

I agree.

So money in itself, then, is like a language.

That is money.

That's how money emerges in the marketplace.

It is not a government creation.

It has nothing to do with government other than the fact that they monopolize it and try to

control it to control people. You know, asking that question of what is money and understanding,

you know, what's the role of the central banks and the Fed and all these things you start to realize.

You're like, wait a sec, this makes way more sense than what we've been told and why aren't we told this stuff

in school my poor little daughter is crying up there right now because she's paying the debt

that the government is amassing with all of this spending but they literally Robert it's it's amazing

they literally don't even consider where money comes from.

They act as though it is just theirs. So they always had like money men around. So I was trying

to show how like there's always a money man around. Okay. Like in a kingdom when it was a monarchy,

the money man was running the show.

It's the pathway that man becomes corrupt.

This is really money.

After you read history and if you see what's happening, you know, you will start thinking, like, why do I hold fiat money?

Yeah.

Its control authority is fair and preserved through the brutality, the brutal meritocracy that is nature and power projection.

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