I am in Bangkok now as I write this. I haven’t been here in a decade or little more. Men, I am shocked at the prices and disappearance of Thai architecture and in general Thai culture. Really sad about this. Looking at the city it looks like NYC or something. Your rant is great man.
Don't use mobiles, don't use apps. Unfortunately the masses, while collectively having the power, are unable to unhook themselves from that handheld government control device and imprison themselves.
Like you said - look at the West - specifically the US. The US has managed to spread their 'debt' model throughout the world. Keep telling your audience NOT to follow down the debt path.
He must have watched that same video I did on how the Chinese citizens are having extreme trouble trying to withdraw their own money from Chinese banks.
Interesting take on Keynesianism. Consider there's 28 million Americans currently employed by the US government, that's a whole lot of data only non real productivity generating economic activity. Biggest problem is it's economic crack- getting off it is pain the system doesn't want to deal with.
It's pretty essential though already. When making large purchases who wants to be having to extract & physically transfer large sums of cash? Not me. On the other hand I use cash every day for everything.
@doodlegassum6959 just in terms of cash van robbery stats the move to digital as the main means of bulk transfer has saved a lot of lives. If you've been in SE Asia a while you would remember when extremely violent robbery was a daily event in many cities.
@@doodlegassum6959 same where I am in Australia, on a smaller scale. I agree with Benjamin on the threat being real, just consider we're stuck with the political reality- just sitting on physical cash isn't smart, having to carry amounts worthy of being harmed for- not a practice most people are going to want to go back to. Balance & ensuring the middle ground builds towards a rights based system is all we can do.
Not only for entrepreneur's; but, for the country as a whole. If Thailand proceed in the process of joining the OECD, and lately BRICS, they will find that they no longer have control over the economy and will be constrained by rules they have signed up to without realising the impact.
The digital money means the Government can control these accounts as seen in Canada when they froze these accounts. It is the very actions all people should be aware of.
social score plus UBI on the back of some economic preplanned crisis and here we are , living in the digital prison ... I mean, hope that's not the case
Another creator explains the history of central banking and how it is more evil than you can possibly imagine - ua-cam.com/video/modgQh23iRA/v-deo.html
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Yes indeed! Many excellent points made in this video. The 'digitalisation' of life is an ever-constricting prison cell for us all!
I am in Bangkok now as I write this. I haven’t been here in a decade or little more. Men, I am shocked at the prices and disappearance of Thai architecture and in general Thai culture. Really sad about this. Looking at the city it looks like NYC or something. Your rant is great man.
Spot on! Good job Sir.
Don't use mobiles, don't use apps. Unfortunately the masses, while collectively having the power, are unable to unhook themselves from that handheld government control device and imprison themselves.
always on point !
Being a Thai citizen Ben I think you should have some role in government !
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Probably the best episode you have ever produced?
Hope you do a pod cast in thai ,for the thais
You are right
I think unfortunately,Thailand is going down a road in a few ways, with no light at the end of the tunnel.
Like you said - look at the West - specifically the US. The US has managed to spread their 'debt' model throughout the world. Keep telling your audience NOT to follow down the debt path.
The US isn't the origin, it's international banksters with no effective borders, private jets & regular meetings in Switzerland.
Maybe more the people who controll the banking systems.
He must have watched that same video I did on how the Chinese citizens are having extreme trouble trying to withdraw their own money from Chinese banks.
No cash = No freedom
Great rant 👌 👏
Interesting take on Keynesianism. Consider there's 28 million Americans currently employed by the US government, that's a whole lot of data only non real productivity generating economic activity. Biggest problem is it's economic crack- getting off it is pain the system doesn't want to deal with.
It's pretty essential though already. When making large purchases who wants to be having to extract & physically transfer large sums of cash? Not me. On the other hand I use cash every day for everything.
Almost like both systems are useful and necessary
@doodlegassum6959 just in terms of cash van robbery stats the move to digital as the main means of bulk transfer has saved a lot of lives. If you've been in SE Asia a while you would remember when extremely violent robbery was a daily event in many cities.
@@Ghekko-kw3zz or recently in Canada when some people with wrong think were debanked
@@doodlegassum6959 same where I am in Australia, on a smaller scale. I agree with Benjamin on the threat being real, just consider we're stuck with the political reality- just sitting on physical cash isn't smart, having to carry amounts worthy of being harmed for- not a practice most people are going to want to go back to. Balance & ensuring the middle ground builds towards a rights based system is all we can do.
@@Ghekko-kw3zz there is also the threat of electronic theft. RFID scimming etc...
Not only for entrepreneur's; but, for the country as a whole. If Thailand proceed in the process of joining the OECD, and lately BRICS, they will find that they no longer have control over the economy and will be constrained by rules they have signed up to without realising the impact.
The digital money means the Government can control these accounts as seen in Canada when they froze these accounts. It is the very actions all people should be aware of.
"The Digital Economy Is a Prison".
Fixed it for you.
Ben's pissed off
social score plus UBI on the back of some economic preplanned crisis and here we are , living in the digital prison ... I mean, hope that's not the case
Another creator explains the history of central banking and how it is more evil than you can possibly imagine - ua-cam.com/video/modgQh23iRA/v-deo.html
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Bitcoin fixes this
Wall Street will promote other Bitcoins in the future when they have their positions in place
Massive new Bitcoin Cash accumulations 🧐 (Top Richest Bitcoin Cash Address List)
Foundry USA Pool (35% of the World BTC Hash) has started mining BCH 🤔
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Screw digital currency !!!! Cash forever !!!!!!!!
@magnihansen5812 Managed to get through 82 years with cash,no chance of me going digital
The monetary system is planned to shift to a Digital energy credits system. Energy credits will supplant money
And there is your freedom dead too.
@@PaulBengtsson You Got it!