I think there should be a national holiday called Willis Haviland Carrier day.

Capitalism is a wonderful system but only if the capital is separated from the Banks and the State in the ability to manipulate it.

This is where a lot breaks down between the left and right in the false dichotomy.

The left says "capitalism is bad" but they mean control of capital is bad. They don't know they mean it that way, but they do. And they are right.

The right says "capitalism is good" but they mean free markets devoid of government intrusion are good. They don't know they mean it that way, but they do. And they are right.

See kids the problem is this, capitalism in a system where banks and governments have control over the money will always become socialism.

Was just reading a chapter on bernays, in Layers of Truth by Drew Weatherhead

Isn’t he the one that brought women over to the idea of smoking cigarettes?

It's not good for people to know about him. Or his grand nephew being one of the c-level execs at Netflix.

Humanity has survived way worse than this shit. Covid vaccines are awful and the scale of their fraud and murder is insane, but no, claiming the human race may be extinguished is absurd.

We spent more than a century with horribly toxic mercury as the most favored “medicine” of our health professionals. We survived multiple world wars. We survived the black plague which wiped out insane portions of the population. We’ve survived an ice age. The list here could get stupidly long.

To the contrary of some pathetic, self inflicted Covid vaccine damage killing us off, it has likely woken more people up to the horrible poisons we put in our bodies daily than any other thing in recent memory. I bet the next generations have significantly fewer vaccinations with each one as we realize how many horrible chronic illnesses are tied to them. And as we rediscover basic nutrition and the critical need for animal and saturated fats in our diet at the same time, at the cusp of the sound money revolution, we will have an explosion of health and prosperity.

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I like how Nintendo systems from the 1990s could be put in a shed without air conditioning and survive for five years and still play games. Simple, optimized, robust engineering.

I like how cars from more than ten years ago just work, rather than being a nanny to you while you drive.

Cars, TVs, and all sorts of devices just whine today about problems. We’ve gone backward in some sense.

I’m willing to support brands that make more physical stuff. Already doing that with my next car choice.

Men used to overthrow governments when they threatened their business. Nowadays we just spread our cheeks and ask for more.

Do you have a podcast episode on this topic?

1. Blame corporate greed for inflation

2. Continue taking on debt, printing money and funding wars around the planet to stay afloat

3. Impose strict price controls to act like you are helping people by setting a max price for goods

4. As inflation and shortages worsen your people will become more reliant on government assistance

5. Confiscate private property and impose a max wealth limit for citizens under a communist rule.