New global monetary system

[UltraBudgie]

My question really was is this what we can expect going forward from these billionaires and trillionaires, playing silly games getting all the prizes for themselves?

Oh.

Yes.

But don't get bitter—they'll just monetize that.

[quintessentone]

Oh.

Yes.

But don't get bitter—they'll just monetize that.

So does calling out elitist bullshit always entail bitterness? I think not, I think it entails a desire for bringing the truth out with glee.

[cherokeetroy]

I don't know and this is another area like many Im woefully ignorant on, so I ask questions. This is somethng our clients and home offices are sure to ask about.  

Wouldn't both manufacturers and retailers will need to intertgrate quickly, 

I know I was asking the same questions on ATS its last 3-4 years. 

So Im asking the DI thier thoughts? just as I did Grok Ai below

What's going to happen with cryptocurrency?

Will it replace our current system, or will it operate alongside it in a transition phase?

How long will that phase be?

When you asked those questions on ATS 3-4 years ago, digital currency was nowhere near being mainstreamed the way it is now

And the only crypto legislation was for the intent of banning it
Now legislation is being passed for the purpose of creating an operating structural framework 

Obviously, digital currency works conjointly with blockchain, AI and smart grids
Paper currency doesn't 

Will it replace our current system?
Yes, that reality appears fairly evident by now

Whether paper money is slowly phased out or if it's allowed to crash remains to be seen
Do you think the broligarchy would expose their plans to the world?

[Maxmars]

So does calling out elitist bullshit always entail bitterness? I think not, I think it entails a desire for bringing the truth out with glee.

If I might interject here.... the bitterness I sense usually has a common root....

That root bitterness has to do with realizing:

that what you would have once ridiculed as ludicrous is now your position...
that the 'glowing' media angel you have been collectively applauding was always a criminal...
that the 'virtuous truth' marketed to you and yours was garbage-pabulum...

The the 'well spring' of the virtue words you have been embracing were empty and insincere...
The talking heads with which you resonated all seem equally suspect now...


There might be plenty of 'motivating' factors regarding bitterness and angst commonly present in these discussions.  I think it reflects how hopeful and willing we are to believe that the system we built actually ever was "for us."  That he nice words and feelings generated by your icons 'Kumbaya' song is more about hating the other guys than fixing anything.

Watching the "players" spent 90% of their public time hating on the opposition tells me the show is more important than the results.... that makes me angry... I suppose...

One of the main perils in talking about public policy, political ideas, or ideology.... is the clown show... her celebrities, and how their value is inversely proportional to the volume of their speech... so why does the media amplify it and play along?

[quintessentone]

If I might interject here.... the bitterness I sense usually has a common root....

That root bitterness has to do with realizing:

that what you would have once ridiculed as ludicrous is now your position...
that the 'glowing' media angel you have been collectively applauding was always a criminal...
that the 'virtuous truth' marketed to you and yours was garbage-pabulum...

The the 'well spring' of the virtue words you have been embracing were empty and insincere...
The talking heads with which you resonated all seem equally suspect now...


There might be plenty of 'motivating' factors regarding bitterness and angst commonly present in these discussions.  I think it reflects how hopeful and willing we are to believe that the system we built actually ever was "for us."  That he nice words and feelings generated by your icons 'Kumbaya' song is more about hating the other guys than fixing anything.

Watching the "players" spent 90% of their public time hating on the opposition tells me the show is more important than the results.... that makes me angry... I suppose...

One of the main perils in talking about public policy, political ideas, or ideology.... is the clown show... her celebrities, and how their value is inversely proportional to the volume of their speech... so why does the media amplify it and play along?

Maybe for you guys who are so divided and keep chomping on the BS from main stream media, on both sides.

Not for me, I clued in very early in the game how it works with middle class vs. government...we have no real power, well having said that, it depends on how we organize and protest, voting is iffy, then maybe very rarely we can change policy, but usually not - but there is that glimmer of hope. Although I could have married into money, but chose love instead. Money can be a type of power or used as power. My inner morals/ethics and subsequent choices in life made me who I am today or my true self materialized my life today.

There is no bitterness or hate, only acknowledgement of having no control or power in many things outside of my sphere of personal experiences and a desire to understand the ridiculousness of it all. Hence, I am here on DI to find people who also want to explore the nonsense and call out those elitists who on the one hand have disdain for us, while on the other hand begrudgingly know they need us - here is where the true bitterness and hate lies.

I am not that political, believe it or not. I vote per issue, or which issue I feel most strongly about at the time. Usually economic benefit for the middle class is what I deem most important to address and fix so my vote can go in any direction, also depending on the historical credibility of the candidate. So far, I have not been disappointed.

As for your media playing along, well I'm of the recent opinion that most of your main stream media are self-imposed government shills now - just to make sure they are in a safe position. Freedom of the press, what is that?

[Maxmars]

Maybe for you guys who are so divided and keep chomping on the BS from main stream media, on both sides.

Not for me, I clued in very early in the game how it works with middle class vs. government...we have no real power, well having said that, it depends on how we organize and protest, voting is iffy, then maybe very rarely we can change policy, but usually not - but there is that glimmer of hope. Although I could have married into money, but chose love instead. Money can be a type of power or used as power. My inner morals/ethics and subsequent choices in life made me who I am today or my true self materialized my life today.

There is no bitterness or hate, only acknowledgement of having no control or power in many things outside of my sphere of personal experiences and a desire to understand the ridiculousness of it all. Hence, I am here on DI to find people who also want to explore the nonsense and call out those elitists who on the one hand have disdain for us, while on the other hand begrudgingly know they need us - here is where the true bitterness and hate lies.

I am not that political, believe it or not. I vote per issue, or which issue I feel most strongly about at the time. Usually economic benefit for the middle class is what I deem most important to address and fix so my vote can go in any direction, also depending on the historical credibility of the candidate. So far, I have not been disappointed.

As for your media playing along, well I'm of the recent opinion that most of your main stream media are self-imposed government shills now - just to make sure they are in a safe position. Freedom of the press, what is that?

Well, I am a little dismayed to be included in the negatively fixated on the division and media messaging.

I try my best to adhere to dispassion... although that is a path, not a destination.

But more to the point, I have suspected the entire "government" vs. middle class narrative for a while now.
I don't mean to detract from the topic, but the global monetary system... the consolidation of the economic 'reigns' to a single global supranational authority... with absolutely nothing between them and "us" but the political class?

That doesn't sound like something one could ever pay enough attention to.

To deny the hatred is a valuable moral tool... to refuse the angst and interpersonal grief is a sign of focus...

If it is not there....then why is every single "publicly produced for consumption" product of the media amplifying hatred and division of sentiment?   Not exploring it mind you, just amplifying it?

There is no "press."  And worse still.... they give us "the appearance" of press.  Whose dance every one participates in... pretending it's "reporting."

[UltraBudgie]

There is no "press."  And worse still.... they give us "the appearance" of press.  Whose dance every one participates in... pretending it's "reporting."

Have you checked out Whitney Webb? Or Katie Couric?

[putnam6]

When you asked those questions on ATS 3-4 years ago, digital currency was nowhere near being mainstreamed the way it is now

And the only crypto legislation was was for the intent of banning it
Now legislation is being passed for the purpose of creating a working structural framework 

Obviously, digital currency works conjointly with blockchain, AI and smart grids
Paper currency doesn't 

Will it replace our current system?
Yes, that reality appears fairly evident by now

Whether paper money is slowly phased out or if it's allowed to crash remains to be seen
Do you think the broligarchy would expose their plans to the world?

Yes, CT, Im aware shit has changed in the last 3 years

Looking back on the ATS timeline, it was before USDC back in 2018. 

Whether paper money is slowly phased out or if it's allowed to crash remains to be seen? 

Yes, obviously, you just repeated my question more succinctly  

Complete implementation seems years off, 2035 minimum, which is Putnam6's likely maximum shelf life, and will be almost 17 years since I first asked on ATS 

So I'm interested in as I was then, what the transition phase might look like. 

And sure, TPTBrogliarchy has always been sneaky little shits; thats never stopped us peons and pawns from predicting and/or speculating on what thier moves are likely to be.

My base novice speculation is there's no need to "crash" the dollar when they can manipulate a phased transition to thier distinct financial advantage? 

Which is what I'd like to do personally, manage the transition to my distinct financial advantage.

[cherokeetroy]

Yes, CT, Im aware shit has changed in the last 3 years

Looking back on the ATS timeline, it was before USDC back in 2018. 

Whether paper money is slowly phased out or if it's allowed to crash remains to be seen? 

Yes, obviously, you just repeated my question more succinctly  

Complete implementation seems years off, 2035 minimum, which is Putnam6's likely maximum shelf life, and will be almost 17 years since I first asked on ATS 

So I'm interested in as I was then, what the transition phase might look like. 

And sure, TPTBrogliarchy has always been sneaky little shits; thats never stopped us peons and pawns from predicting and/or speculating on what thier moves are likely to be.

My base novice speculation is there's no need to "crash" the dollar when they can manipulate a phased transition to thier distinct financial advantage? 

Which is what I'd like to do personally, manage the transition to my distinct financial advantage.

My vague prediction is there will be some type of monetary reset possibly triggered by a catalyst
Like a black swan event or something false flagish

But you're right
Manipulating an economic crash isn't necessary because fiat will eventually phase itself out organically 
People have already weaned themselves off of cash
The transition to digital will be mere switch from debit/credit cards to phone apps
Then from phone apps to implants

I don't think the shift is a decade away
I'd say within 5 years we'll see radical change in the landscape

[putnam6]

My vague prediction is there will be some type of monetary reset possibly triggered by a catalyst
Like a black swan event or something false flagish

But you're right
Manipulating an economic crash isn't necessary because fiat will eventually phase itself out organically 
People have already weaned themselves off of cash
The transition to digital will be mere switch from debit/credit cards to phone apps
Then from phone apps to implants

I don't think the shift is a decade away
I'd say within 5 years we'll see radical change in the landscape

I have no doubt you are closer than I am. Im always conservative in future financial predictions 

So, with 5 years in mind, instead of paying off a bill, where do I invest my Christmas bonus ?