You're onto something with financial inequality stirring unrest, and the Cantillon Effect—where new money benefits the elite first—definitely plays a role. But let's not scapegoat history. Medieval Jewish bankers filled a gap Christians created with their own rules; they weren't the root of inequality. Today, the top 10% owning roughly two-thirds of wealth (as seen in recent data) is more about systemic issues like tax loopholes and asset inflation than any single group. Blaming one faction misses the bigger picture. How do you see this inequality driving unrest specifically?