Frederick Bott
1 min readJul 26, 2021

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The wealth is subjective.

An implicit assumption in your article, and presumably all the articles you’ve referenced, is that money is finite.

But it isn’t, as we’ve seen, when stimulus of 4Tn was issued, the dollar value went up, not down.

For a number of years now, increasing amounts of proof-of-work tokens which are most profitably produced using solar energy, have been exchanged for conventional money-as-debt.

Therefore increasing amounts of solar power are being continuously wound into the global economy.

We can’t deny solar energy has value, in fact it is probably the most valuable thing we can imagine, the only truly clean and safe source of energy.

Of course the banks know this, as perhaps do many “Billionaires”, but as we’ve also seen, people are becoming increasingly redundant, industry is becoming increasingly less profitable, corruption is becoming increasingly prevalent, people are increasingly becoming homeless, and impoverished, etc, etc.

It is only a matter of time until the economy has to change, from profit driven, to infinite donation driven.

The result will be that after the doors of free money are opened to all, the perceived wealth of all billionaires will be reduced to zero.

Everyone will be equally wealthy, no-one will be able to continue enforcing scarcity.

So the wealth held by billionaires is an illusion.

We’ll see this very soon, I believe.

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Frederick Bott
Frederick Bott

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