If we rise above just considering the nature of only poeple, to include the effects of nature itself, specifically energy, we might notice we are changing necessarily, from thousands of years of obtaining energy only by extraction from finite sources of Earth (The root source of all debts - promises to extract), to the relatively infinite source of the energy of the sun, which is donated to us for free, thus has to be reflected by issuance of constant stimulus to correctly value it, then look at what happened in markets previously when $4Tn stimulus was issued in US, for several months:
Oil prices went negative for the first time in history, Bankrupt but still loved companies were rescued by their shares being purchased, the dollar value itself went up, relative to other currencies, Warren Buffet fled the markets claiming "Something had gone wrong with money", courts in US changed laws to allow trading in bankrupt stocks to continue.... and a whole stack of other "Weird" things.
What was happening was people effectively casting votes on the things they valued, using free money. No-one had any advantage to sway events using whale capital, as we saw, by Buffet exiting.
Right there, we did see the first ever glimpse of pure fine-grained democracy, it seems to me. People were enjoying the same priveliges as the rich have always enjoyed.
It stopped, of course because the money issuers claimed there is scarcity of money, it couldn't come out of "nowhere".
But actually it was just reflecting solar product already received but not yet monetised, until that moment.
Now that solar product is scaling up, because it is the only actual energy source, the energy of the sun, not from any finite reserves of Earth, but adding to those, there is even more potential benefits from issuing free money, recall the energy itself is received from the sun for free, donated to us, so the only way its value can be reflected is by issuance of free money.
Otherwise the value of all currencies which continue to be witheld in spite of that, will continue to devalue, all driven by markets.
Market forces aren't all that bad, if everyone is trading with free money, it seems to me.
And we will be again soon, nature is forcing our hand :)
