Yep. They will. Which is fine. It's still cowardly, imo, to be fearful to stray from the herd mentality but... 🤷.

Yep. Honestly, I don't think most people have the capacity to fully comprehend how monetary inflation, currency valuations, and healthy economies are meant to function. They've been "educated" with so much misinformation, that they've come to believe that the very people who caused all of our global struggles are somehow the only ones who can fix them😅🤨.

Presenting issues like this in a historical context has proven to be effective in orange-pilling people... sometimes. It's recently helped me orange-pill my dad and some friends in the past few years. People really seem to listen when you use the Roman Empire or ancient Egypt as an example🤔. Needing to comprehend something, like monetary inflation, in real-time, places a lot of pressure on people and, I can imagine, make them even more risk averse if unable to understand most components (which is true for most people). Current monetary systems are designed to suit this very purpose and to appear as an overly complicated network that only banksters and the state can understand. This coerces most to just opt out when trying to make sense of it all and to just agree with whatever bankers and WMSs tell them.

Yep. Very true. #ComplacencyKills

The cycle continues...