What If I Told You Modern Economics Is Just Faith Disguised as Science?

Let's be brutally honest for a second.

Most people walk around thinking the economy is some kind of rational, objective machine. A precise science. Charts, models, equations... sophisticated words like "monetary policy," "quantitative easing," "interest rates."

But look closely. Behind the curtains, it's not science. It's belief. A religion.

A small group of unelected individuals sit in a room. They decide how much your money is worth tomorrow. They pull levers, adjust interest rates, print trillions out of thin air—and we're supposed to call this "stability."

Ask yourself:
👉 How can a system be stable if the measuring stick itself is constantly changing?
👉 How can we talk about free markets when the very base layer—the money—is fully manipulated?

The truth is, we don’t live in a free market. We live in a centrally managed simulation. Prices, wages, savings... all distorted by an infinite money printer designed to steal time from the many and give power to the few.

They call it "stimulus."
They call it "liquidity injection."
They call it "soft landing."

But what it really is... is theft. A hidden tax on your time, your labor, your future.

But fiat money is a lie. It's value backed by nothing but trust in institutions that have failed you over and over again.

You rent it.
And the rent goes up every year.

Now, here's the scary part.
This isn't new. Every fiat system in history has collapsed. Every single one. From the Roman Denarius to the French Assignat to the Zimbabwean Dollar.

It always ends the same way:

So the real question isn't if. It's when.
And when it happens...
Are you ready?

Are you still playing in their game? Or are you building something real—outside of their broken system?

Tick tock.