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By David Bradshaw
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The podcast currently has 82 episodes available.
Is an economy that continues to go deeper into debt and print money actually growing? Or could it be we are in a financial euphoria? By learning from history we can protect ourselves and our assets and ensure we don’t get caught with our hand in the cookie jar when the inevitable crash comes.
All of the indicators are in place that the market has reached an all time high and that this “recovery” that’s being touted is really just more debt that is sooner or later going to force a course correction in a big way. Don’t believe the hype.
Due to a new law seeking to close the pay gap, corporations aren’t hiring remote workers in Colorado because it adds administrative burdens. In this episode we talk about how legislation that requires administrative overhead actually reduces the amount of jobs available and suffocates prosperity.
News media outlets like to give one piece of data without context, and with regard to Covid, it seems we’ve lost all ability to analyze risk and probability with any rational thought. The facts indicate that if you’re under 50, you’re 20x more likely to die from something other than Covid, but that fact is buried beneath the narrative that everyone needs to go get a vaccine. In this episode, we discuss our collective data problem, and how to weigh personal risk with probability.
In a much needed break from the usual doom and gloom, today’s episode covers the book by Ronald Bailey and Marion L. Tupy, entitled, Ten Global Trends Every Smart Person Should Know, which actually brings some good news about how the world is improving across many different dimensions. Who would have thought?
If you prefer to follow along on YouTube, check out this episode here:
https://youtu.be/N3JVMWEjJDI
Over the past year we’ve seen lockdowns and loss of business usher in era of big government spending that may ultimately result in hyperinflation and economic collapse. With the money supply growing and companies being overvalued, we haven’t seen inflation yet, but the data show we’re due for a massive correction. Our freedom currently hangs in the balance as our nation toys with the idea of vaccine passports, while big Pharma rakes in the cash. As usual, we offer up no answers but invite you to ask yourself important questions as an independent thinker.
So much discussion in the news about Bitcoin makes one ask, is it a solid investment, or is it a gamble? In this episode we discuss how blockchain technology works, what is typically required for something to be considered “currency”, Bitcoin’s potential value, and remaining unanswered questions you might want to consider before taking the plunge.
If we don’t understand where we came from, how can we see where we’re headed? In Episode 2 of our Dirty U.S. History series, we talk about how the US dollar became the world’s currency, how inflation robs us all, and what the founding fathers intended when they wrote the constitution…. and how are we failing at following it today.
Most of the problems in society stem from government distorting the original intentions of the constitution by politicians who have their own agendas. Should government have the power to close a business or tell people not to go out supposedly in the interest of the greater good? Whatever happened to personal choice and responsibility for oneself? The consequences of this global shutdown are likely to span into decades from now, and the fallout on a social, economic and psychological level is already dire.
If you’d prefer to follow along on YouTube, go here: https://youtu.be/t_YSTiKKym0
Check us out at: www.keepyours.org
80% of Americans support another stimulus check, but what they don’t realize is the longer-term implications of that and how it will work against them, and our economy, in the long-term.
The podcast currently has 82 episodes available.