Quantitative easing and modern fiat finance have created an economic ecosystem that no longer behaves like a living organism rooted in limits, but like a machine that can run past those limits for a dangerously… When Money Ignores Nature
Quantitative easing (QE) is usually described as a technical tool of modern central banking, but it has quietly reshaped how the global debt system works. Instead of just nudging interest rates, central banks now create… Quantitative Easing – The Dragon Eating Its Own Tail
Before Modern Corporations Before the industrial revolution and the rise of multinational corporations, most business and trade in cities like London operated through guilds—powerful, local associations of craftsmen and merchants. Guilds flourished throughout the medieval… From Guilds to Corporations: Lessons from History
Contents Introduction: Foundations and Core Concepts Bitcoin Technology Explained Economics and Philosophy of Sound Money The Real Bitcoin: Value, Scale, and Potential Practical Usage and Adoption Purchasing and Securing Your Bitcoin SV Risks Introduction: The… The Real Bitcoin: Bitcoin SV (BSV)
What is the Major Lunar Standstill The Major Lunar Standstill is a rare astronomical event occurring every 18.6 years, when the Moon reaches its most extreme northern and southern positions in the sky. This happens… The Major Lunar Standstill: A Celestial Phenomenon Bridging Sky, Society, and Stonehenge
From the earliest days of civilization, humans have searched for patterns to help explain and predict the cycles of prosperity and decline. Today, both mathematics and astronomy reveal hidden rhythms that shape our financial world.… Finance, Fibonacci and Moon & Money
Speculation—the act of buying or selling assets in the hope of profiting from future price changes—has deep roots in the history of finance and commerce. While today it is often associated with risky bets and… The Evolution of Speculation: From Market Stabilizer to Market Disruptor
What Do Klaus Schwab, Monopoly, Ancient Babylon, and the City of London Have in Common? The seemingly disparate elements of Klaus Schwab, the board game Monopoly, Ancient Babylon, and the City of London are tied… From Ancient Babylon to Monopoly, and the City of London
Compound interest, often referred to as the “eighth wonder of the world,” is a mathematical concept that has shaped economies, societies, and power structures throughout history. While it has enabled remarkable wealth accumulation and economic… The Ugly 8th Wonder of the World: Compound Interest
England’s common law, often celebrated as a uniquely English tradition, has been shaped by centuries of evolution, blending native pragmatism with external influences. While rooted in judicial decisions and precedents rather than codified statutes, common law reflects Roman legal… Medieval Synthesis: How Roman Law Indirectly Shaped English Common Law
