You were never meant to be free.
Freedom was not excluded from the system's architecture by accident. It wasn't due to "economic scarcity." It was on purpose.
Look around you. There is more wealth on this planet than at any point in human history.
More energy, more automation, more productivity. What once required a village, can now be produced by one machine.
This should have increased the well-being of people. But it didn't.
People work 8 hours a day, at jobs they hate, so they can eat soy burgers, because they cannot afford beef.
If automation were allowed to benefit everyone, people would stop scrambling.
If people stopped scrambling, they would think.
If they thought, they would notice something uncomfortable: the minority at the top does not produce in proportion to what it takes.
You are not kept busy to produce stuff for the economy.
You are kept busy so you do not see.
Inflation is not an economic side effect. It is obedience mechanism on global scale.
It is the lever that keeps the Uncomfortable Question from being asked.
Bitcoin is not dangerous because it is censorship resistant.
It is dangerous because it remembers.
Because it encapsulates an immutable ledger. A record that does not comply. Once written, it remains. Forever.
The greatest weapon of Big Brother was never force. It was the ability to rewrite history. To alter the past so the present could never be judged against it.
Every ten minutes, bitcoin reminds everyone that it refuses to forget.
A population that can save without dilution can think of the future.
Long term thinking produces perspective.
Perspective dissolves authority.
The system is not broken. It is working
exactly as intended.
The moment you understand that, you become dangerous.
If leisure and security were enjoyed by all alike, the great mass of human beings who are normally stupefied by poverty would become literate and would learn to think for themselves; and when once they had done this, they would sooner or later realize that the privileged minority had no function, and they would sweep it away.