We were taught that the State can print money endlessly, without consequences and without real backing, as if inflation were somehow the fault of small entrepreneurs.
That narrative reeks of mothballs.
How many obsolete economic paradigms are still ruling over us?
Some ideas only survive out of nostalgia, like floppy disks or fax machines.
Keynesianism is one of them:
Public spending as a solution,
Money printing without restraint,
Zero interest rates to “stimulate” the economy.
It all sounds modern, until you realize it doesn’t work.
When these high priests of the outdated get to implement their “brilliant” theories, all they reveal is a museum of dead models, broken doctrines, and bureaucratic wet dreams.
Meanwhile, prices soar, your savings shrink, people work harder and live worse.
Is this how the world is supposed to work?
Of course not.
It’s just what their so-called “economic science” keeps pushing.
Free markets aren’t perfect, but at least they don’t rely on a money printer to stay alive.
What they need is to be left alone to function.
The solution isn’t blind obedience to broken paradigms, it’s reclaiming sovereignty through economic freedom.
It’s time to retire the museum economics.
As long as we keep obeying a system designed to impoverish, no pension fund or interest rate will save us.
The money is broken.
Fixing it starts by questioning everything they ever taught us.
Bitcoin fixes this.
