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Future of Money and one question ( simple and stupid )? - ☼Ice☼cu☼be☼ - 02-21-2014 07:42 PM
I read somewhere or I heard somewhere that
French peole used to think that total amount of money in this world is Constant .
Its like an apple pie , French King ( Monach I don't exactly remeber ) wanted to keep big chunk of it to Himself. But Britishers were smart , they knew that Wealth is not constant its infinite .
Is it true , and what is the exact story . ( Its a story/fact I know , but what it is exactly ? )
This story is old , before Fractional Banking
And for how long we are going to Play this game of money ?
India is not a Country you know , Its a Market , A huge Market , a container of labor , there are 1 billion of them
I guess they are just delaying the new research , Man's Muscles are totally useless these days , its your mind
its similar to the French concept ( above) : everyone wants to keep the big chunk to themselves.
There is a strong relationship between Money, Your Brain and Female sexuality , Briffault's Law, Slavery , racism
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Empire_of_Mind
Winston Churchill was right
The empires of the future are the empires of the mind.
There are ethinic social networks present on the wall street you know,You are hustling for nothin,
some one else is making more money on you .
I won't change my strategies " Kill the kings and take over the empire " king is a variable
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raj_Rajaratnam/Galleon_Group,_Anil_Kumar,_and_Rajat_Gupta_insider_trading_cases
- Musta Krakish - 02-21-2014 07:45 PM
yes, amount of wealth and money can grow.
You have a French guy on a bare island after a shipwreck. He starves and sleeps under a tree.
Then you have an English guy on a similar island. He builds himself a house, cultivates edible plants, and hunts fish with a spear. So he is clearly better off then the French guy.
Same thing in economy - some cultures are capable of producing wealth and quality of life, and some aren't. Money and fractional banking have nothing to do with it.