When I started researching in 2018 I read everything I could find. It was chaos. Everything sounded crazy, made no sense, extreme views in all directions. That morphed into listening to YouTube while driving (I do a lot of that). That morphed into watching YouTube (drove the better half nuts, but seeing the charts was very helpful).
I still read, listen, and watch – a lot. What I have discovered is, it’s not crazy and it does make sense. There will always be extreme views and, like with every topic, they need taken with a grain of salt – there’s usually at least a glimmer of truth.
Everything from “creation” of money, decrease in purchasing power, inflation on top of inflation, tax on top of tax, compounding interest, fees that don’t end, gross inefficiency of power grids, unverifiable nature of search engines, reduction of quality tied to increase of prices, untraceable humanitarian donations, continued suppression of the suppressed, global currency collapses, false narratives presented as fact…
This fixes all of that, and so much more. Truth. Verifiable. Accountable. Factual.
This is about the adoption curve of technology, and they were all blown off at the beginning. Telephones. Automobiles. Electricity. The light bulb. Appliances. Televisions. Computers. Internet. Cellphones. They all have the same curve: It starts with early adopters, rolls into entrepreneurs, rockets thru mass adoption, finishes off with picking up the late adopters.