I am righteously indignant over the wealth transfer to the very few that these bubbles create. The whole system is about creating bubbles so the grift can happen, both inside companies, transferring wealth to their employees at obscene rates, and in politics, as we see all over.
"I think our handlers know that if the stock market is going up, people think everything is fine. The joke used to be that if you ask someone 'How are you?' they would have to stop and look at the stock market before they could answer. And if the market seems to be going up, well, everything must be fine. So it is a kind of psychological control tool. It's amazing — people really will not acknowledge that everything is hollowed out and there was a long way to fall. And it won't happen until you're maybe even a year into the decline where people will say, 'Well, I knew that was going to happen.'"
—David Rogers Webb interview by @parallel_mike (May 25, 2025)
@ImScottSchlegel@MyProtocols I've read your articles regarding diet with great interest. So the "eat as much sugar as you can" diet is history? Can you elaborate on what you typically eat in a given day? How much milk etc.