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Off on a bit of tangent, but this is exactly how we should view body image and beauty in people's bodies. No, fat people aren't beautiful. No, people can't be perfectly beautiful. Doesn't mean we should do away with the ideal, just because we know we can never reach it!

None of these examples pay tax. For example Freelance guys 3k is subject to tax, firework guy didnt pay tax on the profit but would have on a savings deposit.

Great explanation of the bank run itself, but what causes people to want to withdraw their funds en masse? Why all of the sudden lose confidence in the bank?

Lol. The calculations at [7.49] are ridiculous. As if economists had ever predicted anything correctly to that precision. 2.5C will cost humanity EVERYTHING not 2.9% of GDP.

Cheer~~~exchange (goods or services) for other goods or services without using money.

What I find in myself as someone who is self deciplined in personal finance is that Austrian economics came naturrally. I can debate anyone on monetary and fiscal policy without looking at data or quoting a bunch of high priests in academic institutions. Economics is not math or science. It is common sense. The world makes sense when you make the intimate connection with how money works in ones own life. Exercising prudence with one's own money, tells you everything you need to know. The masses do not want to be responsible. A nation with 35T debt is a nation of individual debtors. A broke mindset is the prevailing voice in America.

Please more videos!!! I use this in the education of my children!!!

Love the vidoes

They are doing all of this now

This video is full of lies or author of it has no knowledge on the topic. You defined capitalism and socialism wrong. Capitalism is defined only by private ownership of the means of production not, every form of property, socialism makes a distinction between private property (another word for means of production) and personal property which is allowed in socialism. Socialism isnt dinified by planed economy becouse markets can still exist under it (market socialism). 2:42 Ever wonder why SUV is so popular in cities dissipate there impracticality? Because producers manipulated consumers throughout clever marketing. You act here as if consumers choices can't be influenced by producers

I’ll never look at a pencil the same way again. Great read; makes you think.

Full reserve banking & why it's good: If all deposits are 100% backed in hard currency by the time it's accessible to depositors & remain so as long as they're accessible, *on-net consumption* - equal to the amount deposited - *is deferred* over the course of the deposit's maturity (whether by the depositor themselves, _the bank, or other investment/lending entities_ [granted the bank lends for a longer term than the deposit/s maturity]). Given that one simple rule, lending intermediaries are free to lend as they wish. Society's not misled into believing they have access to money that's not there in full. There's no risk of bank runs, & thereby no need for a ‘lender of last resort’. There's no inflationary double-spending - thereby cantillon effects, distortions along the capital structure, & heightened societal time preferences. The only risk in banking is whether they lend to sound ventures or not. The only risk to depositors is to those who explicitly lend their money to the bank (time deposits). Deposits immediately accessible would be risk-free (on-demand deposits).

What’s up with the ksp music in the background?

Why does this shoe company sound exactly like OpenAI?

Speculators hurt millions of Americans financially.

The poor you will always have with you. If for no other reason that they don’t want to be anything but poor. It’s not a concern that they have.

There's more business knowledge in these 7 mins than my entire 3 yrs of univ education.

The working poor needs UBI & get the extra money from the crooked energy companies that are GOUGING US. The way crooked energy companies sell us power should be criminal

The first hoe. 😂

How need to be look like process of sending request for UBI for not have any burocracy. How it need to be renovate each year with inflation. And how need to run from government ideas to limit who can recieve UBI if goes conflict or corruption in internet incrase and become usual cultural way

Hong Kong is not a country !

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I love this!!!

The idea of investing a significant sum of money may be both thrilling and intimidating. There seems to be potential for considerable wealth increase with the correct strategy. How can one take advantage of the present market to grow one's retirement savings over time?

Can you help me with the title or link of the next video he mentioned at the end? I cannot find it.

When he said at the end of the video "please subscribe" I was like, you don't even need to bother saying that, I subscribe right away. Indeed, This was a very informative video, explained so clearly and concisely.

The argument about whether or not it would be good for free things to fall out of the sky is fucking retarded. That is not how UBI works. No one is advocating against asking God to give us free things. We're advocating against your lies and theft.

The state stepped in and made it all shit

If you have usury then the usurers end up owning all the stuff and anything they immorally want from people and small children as payment for the debts. That is monopoly.

Who cleans the toilets when everything is free?

The baseline state of a competitive market without monopolies is deflationary. Human curiosity drives technological innovation, enhancing efficiency. This, combined with consumers constantly seeking "more for less" and entrepreneurs striving to stay competitive, results in deflationary pressures on prices across all sectors. Ultimately, prices should fall to the marginal cost of production. If this premise holds true, I am compelled to question the collective conviction that monetary inflation is a necessary component for a functioning economy. To be more direct, why do we endorse a system where a certain loss in purchasing power, akin to a hidden tax, is deemed essential and undemocratically imposed upon us? Could it be that we find ourselves entangled in a conflicting paradigm? One where the exponential growth of technology, promising efficiency and deflation, clashes with the perceived need for inflation to stave off economic downturns, especially in the face of seemingly unsustainable levels of debt.

Study hard into something that interests you. Learn it well. Look for an opportunity in this area. Find a problem of some form and define a solution. Learn everything you can about the market for this solution....everything. "A mother's work is never done." Refine the solution and bring it to others for feedback, listen. Make your solution better and learn the timing. All of the great entrepreneurs "got the timing right." Look them up. If they had been too early? Failure. If they were late? They would have to battle the incumbents. Possible, but, not as easy as getting the timing right. Get outside investment for your solution and time your market entry. Right? You win. Carlson got the tech for a plain paper copier ready in 1938. The first Xerox copier didn't enter the market until 1959. His royalties in the 60's may have totaled $1.8B and he changed the world. His timing? Not so good I suppose. Henry Ford and Alexander Malcomsen started a car company. There were over 250 of them in 1903, but, they got one thing right....timing. They could not make their new Fords fast enough as there was more than enough sales volume for everybody. The timing was right therefore there production was almost at 100% of capacity thus achieving full efficiency and profitability. Ford was crazy: There weren't any gas stations There weren't any roads, just cart paths. Horses were great everyone loved them. There were 3,200 horse cart/carriage manufacturers in the US. Cars were expensive and broke down a lot and there weren't any mechanics yet. Ford and Malcomsen had the timing right, a good engineer, a good book keeper and, that's right...they had the timing right which makes up for a lot of problems. Ask Bill Gates. Better yet, ask the guys at Sun Microsystems, couldn't build the units fast enough, sold for full price. Anybody who entered the market had to go through Sun....timing.

We live in a system of rewards and punishments...there is nothing any of us can do about it. John sought rewards by initially entering the market. The system in his country allowed him to seek the rewards of building his shoe business. As is true with all "mature industries" the largest are strongest relative to concentrations of capital. They have the ability to capture the regulatory and political systems using this capital. The reason they capture the regulators and the political system? They get rewarded. They could spend billions improving their business and seek rewards in that fashion, but, it is more efficient to buy the regulatory system in order to "manage" their market and assure predictable future profits. The pharmaceutical companies have captured the drug regulatory system because they have the capital to do so and it is an efficient destination for their capital investment. They, sir, get rewarded for doing this. Toyota, Ford, GM and Stellantis are attempting to manage the public's adoption of electric cars. It is expensive to build new factories and abandon established ones. They are managing this "expense" in a myriad of ways including their lobbying power in the government. You can buy a politician for some cash, a battery factory requires taking on $2B to $4B in debt that the corporation must service...but wait...bills were passed that provided federal loan guarantees for these battery factories. The Chinese EV mfrs want to sell their cars in the US and large tariffs are being prepared to assure US consumers can't buy them. The comedy here is that the CCCP in China have been pumping free money into the Chinese EV industry for years. This money was created through bond issuance by the Chinese central bank seeking the rewards gained from having a growing economic engine. If you propose a system that does not provide rewards to the participants? Your system will be unpopular. The old Soviet Union had strong control over all social narratives thus, citizens didn't think waiting three hours for some chicken at a shop and sharing an apartment with three families was that bad. Markets tend to be more efficient for the population, but have their downsides. My friend in the UK told me about the NHS. US average ambulance response time 9 minutes UK average ambulance response time 38 minutes US average passenger train time variable up to 15 minutes 80% of the time (Amtrak is owned by the federal gov't) German passenger trains are on time 89% of the time Amtrak conductors are not rewarded with a bonus for being on time. Many EU passenger train systems reward conductors with a bonus for being on time. Cherry picking examples here as I don't have anything to sell except for this....any system has a good side and a bad side. Any attempt to eliminate "problems" will create new ones. This can be discovered with study on your part. In 1972 a brand new Chevrolet Vega got 30MPG on the highway. In 2022 a brand new Chevrolet Malibu got 32MPG on the highway....50 years later there are no real efficiency gains as oil and automotive industries captured the regulatory apparatus long long ago. Lenin told the soldiers in the trenches "We will end the war." He told the factory workers "we will all own the factories comrade" He told the farmers "you will own your farm." Obama promised "change" Trump promised to make America great again Hope is a powerful tonic and politicians know it.

Capitalism the unknown ideal. Exactly the idealistic version of capitalism is one that is unknown.

Its assumes that socialism is just a bureaucratic version of capitalism and capitalism advantage is the smart petty bourgeois entrepreneur. In fact the petty bourgeois entrepreneur is continually driven out of business durring ever capitalist crisis of production. The real advantage to socialism comes from the working people organized as the producers such that the can move about into different industries and take what they learned in one to another. You can incentivise people with things other than money and if you get rid of the exploitative nature of capitalism you create a happier population. If you can draw in more people into working than you can reduce overall hours needed for production .

Oh my goodness. THANK. YOU. You don’t know how maddening it is to see this activist political slur being thrown around with complete nonsensical sincerity all the time. From people commenting online, in “news,” to school, and so on. Actually, you probably do absolutely know. You made this excellent video after! Thank you again!!!

The background music is very annoying to many people, it distracts the listener

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one way to turn away corporations from working in the states. lots of jobs be gone

Your state should regulate the insurance companies

I would suggest your research the capital funding on these "othe rich countries" and you would see the truth. European countries pay far more in taxes to subsidize the healthcare. You wait in Canada to be treated for just typical routine procedures in the states. The French system is often seen as the best. Yet it routinely needs additional government funding to stay afloat. Not to mention thse "other rich counties" are half or less the US population. Furtheremore, the American Medical Association Doctors after WW1 eliminated anyone but trained doctores from treating people ie midwives and cut out poor people being able to see non doctors for negotiated prices. Also, they lobbied to have ALL medical conditions fall under insurance coverage. Insurance was then picked up by employers to attract new hires that wasnt taxable. Its called work benefits. The US has a patchwork woven together instead of one overall system and chnaging it from the ground up is nearly impossible. Europe got a hospital plan for morale of the people, the cities were in rubble. My point is there is no system that will cover everyone with quality care, yet be cheap. It just cant be done. Dont get me started on drug pricing and what hospitals charge. The overlooked cost is the huge rise of equipment and technology. X-Ray machines, MRI machines, not to mention the admin staff required in doctors offices need to be paid. There isnt enough profit to cover a visit for a cold that will keep the lights on. Imagine your auto insurance compnay being forced legally to cover oil chnages, brake jobs and and any visit to a repair facility. Im sorry for the ranrt, but I get annoyed when people just say free healthcare for everyone. It shows just naitivity and emotional thinking. Its far more complicated than that.

You must love Jehovah your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength. You must love your neighbor as yourself. Jesus the Anointed is Lord! Repent and be baptized and believe the Evangelism.

One thing about UBI that I see is if I can get enough money I can use it to invest and create/buy some small businesses. Right now, I'd love to do all of those things to get out of the gutter, but you need money to make money anymore in this world. If people could get some money to invest with and taught about personal finance and basic investing, I think people could learn good ways to spend their "free" money and pull themselves out of poverty. The main reason why we have poverty isn't just because people are poor. It's also because those same people when given money will go out and buy shit they don't need like depreciating sports cars or junk food from Mcdonalds.

Amazing content, most people are not going to understand it though.

xD That guy is the perfect guy to coin the term zombie companies.

When the word is trickle that means hardly any! Still waiting or mine 40 years after Reaganomics!

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I was texting 988 (suicide and crisis lifeline) yesterday and got a follow up call today. They said if it continues or gets worse to go to the ER but I can’t afford that… it’s hard to get help when suicide prevention treatment is so expensive.. that’s why ending it is so much easier