"The Dollar As Hard Money Is A Joke"

Being taught how to think, rather than what to think is what makes a big difference in one's life. One of the major problems with society, that's been shaping brains for decades if not centuries, it's that we're taught what to think.

Since early childhood stages we're being poured tons of information in our tiny brains and the world gets the shape that the elites want us to have and not what it could be. I'm a bit of a conspiracy theorist and I strongly believe we are created dumb by the society and the society wants us to be as such.

It's not like kids these days are choosing to listen to that crap music, waste so much time on games and social media, consume insane amounts of pornography and eat all the junk food they eat. It's programmed. Otherwise we would already have all sort of decentralized systems rolling in our society.

It's been designed to be centralized and authoritarian. It's been created to destroy the wings of free thinking right from the very first days we get to spend in this world. Luckily not all of us are doomed and nothing is all that grey as I made it all look like in the introduction.

I saw a tweet earlier in the morning of Pompliano and it has a short interview with Ricardo Salinas Pliego, one of the richest men in Mexico and the man was saying that everyone should have Bitcoin in their portfolio. I am not in the position of owning Bitcoin, but for the past four years I own crypto.

I love how he put it when he said "The Dollar As Hard Money Is A Joke" and All FIAT Is A Joke". The analogy that he made with the peso devaluating itself by 1000% against the dollar in just a few decades is enlightening and so should be any other example of currency around the world that has lost value against the dollar.

That doesn't mean that the dollar hasn't lost value as well and is not a joke. It has and one hard asset it has lost a lot of value against, in less than ten years, is Bitcoin. It's easy to look at charts all day and at a portfolio that's loosing or adding potential value based on crypto prices fluctuations.

But how many of us look at the dollar as depreciating against Bitcoin, against Ethereum and even the mother of shitcoins(DOGE). That's a whole different perspective that we should look at crypto from times to times.

Folks like this rich Mexican guy are not on the side of characters that have been taught what to think, but rather how to think, or they've just educated themselves in doing that. In that small interview, Ricardo Salinas Pliego's judgement regarding Ethereum and its potential inflationary issues are a bit misleading, but the man has the vision.

Has the vision for a digital world, an era of abundance that @taskmaster4450 often times mentions about, and is able to see how crooked are governments money and the elites behind their printers. At this point, crypto and another few assets, most of them being technology related are to be considered true money, or should I say true value holders.

"The Dollar As Hard Money Is A Joke" and it's become one ever since it has decoupled from gold. My take is that this decoupling has also been planned same as keeping this society dumb is an ongoing plan that's carefully puzzled for decades if not centuries before.

"Think while is free", is one of my favorite quotes of Eddie Griffin, but I would add to that "learn how to think" and then "think while it's free". As we can see lately with the corona abuses we aren't even allowed to think much and that's much more threatening than we can imagine. Hope you're having a fantastic Sunday and see you to the next post.

Thanks for attention, Adrian

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