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Where The Legacy System Intentionally Falls Behind Hive

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We used to build our own homes back in the day. I remember the tales my grandma had about how they've built their home from scratch. The family was big enough that they could afford not to hire anyone to help for that matter. They had some knowledge in that regard as well, that's true...

It's really hard to build a home from scratch by yourself these days because we're talking of different types of houses nowadays, but can we blame that for the fact that the middle class, if we can still talk about it, doesn't own much lately.

The middle class has been literally destroyed almost everywhere in the world. It's been a long-shot process that took decades to fulfill, but we can now say the middle class is almost entirely destroyed. Thirty years ago no one was renting in my country.

Everyone was owning a home, whether a tiny or a bigger one. Now, most of the ones that own one have probably inherited it. Most of my friends are renting. I live in my parents' house, cuz they moved a few years ago to Austria, and frankly, I don't even know if I will ever own mine...

So what did it happen? Honestly, I don't know the exact mathematics of how the middle class was destroyed, I guess one can assume that the wages didn't really keep pace with the spending and the prices of commodities.

They(the leaders of the world) don't really even need us, the working class anymore. Bots are gradually replacing human labor in all sorts of activities, thus why should they stimulate the working class? Taxation? Why do you even need that when you can literally print money out of thin air...

The current economic situation makes it even harder for someone, especially the millennials to own shit. I bet 80% of them are renting... So what can we literally own anymore?

Well, looking at how ownership has transformed, starting from private properties to finance, we can clearly say that crypto(not in its entirety) is atm the ultimate form of ownership and this form of ownership has the ability to make changes in the changing world as well.

Take Hive, for example, no one except you has any control over your account. It can't get destroyed the same way your societal reputation or your status as a working man can. HIVE is an asset that's listed on all sorts of exchanges. HIVE can literally appreciate 10X-15x from its current price level in a couple of years.

I bet 99% of the wages people have right now are not going to do that in the same time frame. Hive has the pedigree to make almost every one of us homeowners in just a few years while the legacy system clearly can't. It's designed as such.

While Hive makes one an owner of his online personal data, makes him a bank, and earns him a living(subject of geolocation for now) that can and probably at some point translate to the ability to actually buy oneself a home with Hive money, too, while the legacy system falls behind that.

Hive, and some other cryptocurrency projects, can and will pull a few individuals out of the shit the system has dragged em into. That's how I see it. I might be biased, but give me better reasons not to put my trust into Hive and do that with the legacy system instead.

Thanks for your attention, Adrian

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