Unexpectedly, Mr. Unexpected found Expected Land to be a place where everything worked and everyone was happy. Families and communities were strong because they needed to look after each other — and could preserve enough wealth to do so comfortably.

Mr. Unexpected didn’t expect there to be very little crime in Expected Land. He didn’t expect that people found it much more beneficial to simply provide value to society when they were rewarded in a hard asset that increased in value over time.

Mr. Unexpected didn’t expect business and technology to be more impressive in Expected Land. He didn’t expect that when people’s money held its value, they invested it carefully based solely on the merits of an investment — rather than in a blind panic to prevent their wealth from being eroded by unexpected money printing.