One thing that always defied explanation for me was how little financial information is taught in schools, at least in American schools. Unless you studied finance or economics in college, you could go from pre-school all the way through a PHD and never receive any formal knowledge regarding investing, monetary policy, inflation, etc. To me, this is such a gaping hole in a public education system I have a hard time believing it is just by accident.

Surely someone along the decades of public education policy also had the thought it might be a good idea to teach kids about money. At the very least, the basics of the stock market, the problems with debt, etc. This is information that would help every single person, but instead kids are forced to learn a foreign language or some other elective which has little use.

But as I said earlier, I doubt this is all a mistake. Schools are designed to make you valuable to someone else, not to yourself. They teach you skills someone can exploit for their gain. Everyone who hires you is making more money off your skills than you are. And it’s designed like that for a reason. Schools are producing commodities, not self sufficient people. You are never taught to make yourself better in any way. You are only taught how to be valuable to someone else.

Not only that, if the masses actually knew how money really works, how central banks and others control their financial destiny, people would not tolerate it. If kids were taught about debt, do you really think they would come out of college with $200K in debt, then go buy a house to be another few hundred thousand in debt, then go buy a car to increase their debt even more? Kids coming out of college are nothing but debt slaves, forced to toil for decades paying off their debts, and all without any training in finance so they can remain ignorant to how they are being played for suckers.







But crypto is changing all that. An entire generation is learning more about the financial system and investing like never before. It’s not even uncommon to strike up a conversation with someone and eventually talk of the Fed or central banks come up. Just a decade ago, such topics were reserved for pundits and academics. But no more, even savvy teenagers are discussing the pitfalls of fiat and fractional banking.

So while the end result of this crypto revolution is still in the making, one thing is for sure. A whole generation has woken up to the tricks and chicanery of central banking, debt slavery, and fractional banking. And once people see the light, there is no turning back.