βš‘οΈπŸ’¬ ARCHIVE - Robert Breedlove explains how $6 trillion of new money in 2020 equals 100 million years of stolen labor, or 2 million human lifetimes.

One of the clearest metaphors for inflation ever given.

https://blossom.primal.net/50f329eea3915cafc2c31d9ce9c88ab5b8eb17a1761a535c0b545dae12835386.mp4

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The messenger sucks but the message is great! 🎯

I don’t know the guy πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ

He's great at acting a message that's not a new idea. Sometimes the original joke teller isn't the comedian that made it famous.

Did he get his bodyguards permission to speak?

been using the analogy time theft for quiet sometime

You're WeLCoMe! 🧐

Our life is like sound money.

We have a limited supply of years available, don't let your government steal your life.

The more you spend your time in Bitcoin the less they're able to steal.

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The problem is that the majority does not understand the link between the money supply and inflation prices going up. So even if you show them a video explaining they need a small paradigm shift to get it. Of course it's not complicated but different from what they're used to, playing victim begging for more state intervention.

This is because academia, e.g., economics professors whose universities receive state funding, play the role of the tribal witch doctor who legitimizes the chief.

When asked what inflation is, they respond that it is a rise in prices. They do not say that this is the consequence, and that true inflation is the loss of purchasing power of the currency.

So, with a false diagnosis, the culprits of β€œhigh prices” are no longer the politicians responsible for protecting the value of the currency, but now the culprits are the β€œevil businessmen,” the capitalist system, etc. And the saviors to fix the damage become the politicians and their always failed ideas of price controls.