the money system is fully involved in the change we're seeing and this writer speaks of some of those changes and their sources;

The biggest financial paradigm shift in our lives is underway, and there’s no turning back. No one knows exactly what it’s going to look like going forward nor how we’ll be able to get there.

A working definition of “paradigm” taken from dictionary.com is that it is “a framework containing the basic assumptions, ways of thinking and methodology that are commonly accepted by members of “an operating system.” Think global to local and buy/ sell/exchange finance.

When a new paradigm starts being formed, an original set of rules has to be put together in order to operate successfully within it. Most of the rules that worked in the old paradigm(s) no longer apply. (An example would be trying to communicate with business associates and family by sending letters instead of email via the internet.)

During the new system’s “early days,” everyone using it is pretty much in the same boat as we all attempt to figure out what the rules are, how to best apply them, and what the results might be. Getting it right will hopefully enable us to be safer and more successful in our personal and professional lives.

The national and global financial systems were already under great stress due to mismanagement, indebtedness, the Covid response, and rising socio-political unrest.

To cite just two examples, the Canadian government’s response to the truckers’ drive to Ottawa, and the invasion of Ukraine by Russia and the West’s response to it have inflicted structural damage that could destroy the whole house of cards.

At minimum it is sweeping away operative assumptions most of us have followed in order to provide predictability, safety and financial growth.

This is not the place to argue the merits for or against one side or the other, but to state that the world is changing, and in many ways will never be the same.........read more........