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Joseph Brown
@heresyfinancial
Teaching how money works so you can make more, keep more, and give more. 170k subs on YouTube youtube.com/heresyfinancial
New Episodes on YouTube Daily!heresyfinancial.teachable.com/p/bulletproof-…Joined January 2014

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If the government decided to follow Mr. Beast and cure blindness It would cost 10x as much, take 10x longer, and somehow the result would be more blind people than before
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Children who grow up around adults who consistently make promises that never materialize will learn the world is an untrustworthy place The reasonable way for them to live is to take everything they can get now, because the “greater future” is just a fantasy
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The full story shows that delayed gratification is a skill you can learn (and train) Yes, delayed gratification is a necessary trait for long term success But kids learn delayed gratification in environments of trust - not lies
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It turned out that in the marshmallow test, the kids who had been lied to ate the marshmallow Smart. Why delay for a reward that will never come? The kids with the trustworthy adults displayed delayed gratification. Also smart. Delay and get a better reward.
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Prior to the experiment, the kids were in an “art room” The adult left the room and told the kids they would be right back with crayons For half the kids, they came back shortly with the promised crayons For the other half of the kids, they never came back
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You’ve heard of the marshmallow test: Kids who displayed delayed gratification ended up being more successful later in life But they didn’t tell you the whole story. Those same kids participated in another experiment immediately before…
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Computers didn’t replace people They replaced people who didn’t use computers Employees won’t be replaced by AI They will be replaced by employees who can use AI
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Infinite random walks cannot produce phenomena outside the parameters set by the initial inputs E.g. A billion apes with typewriters given infinite time will never produce a nuclear reactor
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Levels of CO2 that were too low have historically threatened life on earth Higher CO2 levels have helped life thrive
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This peer-reviewed paper I published in 2017 has never been refuted on a single point. Human CO2 emissions are the salvation of life on Earth, not its demise. It was the marine calcifying species that reduced CO2 to dangerously low levels. #CelebrateCO2! dropbox.com/s/uhq557vrnww0
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Default is inevitable Either in dollar terms or in purchasing power terms There is only one way to avoid it: A miraculous, exponential spike in productive output to pay for the deleveraging This is unlikely but not impossible
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Of course it’s a scam The Fed will never give you back what they stole from you through inflation
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Have you received an e-mail, claiming to be from the @federalreserve, saying that money is owed to you? It’s a scam! Fed employees never directly e-mail the general public unsolicited, ever! More info: federalreserve.gov/consumerscommu youtu.be/3GwbEwN8p5M
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Fiat money is already a private ledger system Banks have private lists of all transactions and accounts - ledgers A CBDC is simply centralizing these into one ledger We are much closer to tyranny than people think
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From the beginning of the Fed, the goal was gold confiscation FDR just completed the plan
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Here’s a nice blast from the past — post Allied victory in WW1. The Federal Reserve Bank admits that #gold is far more important to the government than it is to the individual, & that Fed necessity to confiscate your gold to replace it w/ worthless paper will continue until quote
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There is a type of socialism that actually does work Free market socialism Where individuals voluntarily pay into a pool that “socializes” certain costs or losses for members It’s called insurance
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Government spending fell from $93b in 1945 to $30b in 1948 Real non-gov GDP increased by 29.5% in 1946 The biggest 1-year expansion in all of US history just HAPPENED to be during a gargantuan collapse in govt. spending Probably just a coincidence though…
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This is what real shadow banning looks like
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Just did a livestream video on this story and 4 mins into the stream either Youtube or Streamyard ended my feed. I kept talking and didn't realize what had happened until Josh text me. It was not a malfunction on our end and it's never happened before. Vid is up on RC channel twitter.com/Project_Verita…
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This is the chart that shows the total supply of money for the last year Notice how it has gone down, not up Inflation (and deflation) are always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon
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This is why old coal plants aren't being turned into nuclear plants Too much radiation for it to pass nuclear regs If this isn't the perfect example of how govt. stunts progress, I don't know what is
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Today I learned coal is more radioactive than nuclear scientificamerican.com/article/coal-a
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For clarification, I don't have chickens. I'm from people with chickens to see if there is any connection to the current egg shortage (e.g. caused by popular feed) So far, comments indicate no connection
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The road the Fed has us on ends in a liquidity crisis But this road is a lot longer than many people think Specifically, at least $2 trillion longer than most realize
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just made an awesome video on a new #fairtax system It’s really interesting especially for someone that has a goal to go into politics and make a nation thrive financially Not soon still want to make $50 million first👀
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If you’re struggling with hitting your goals, just do it badly Don’t let pride disguised as perfectionism prevent you from moving forward Start first, then improve
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Learning money basics (budgeting, getting out of debt, auto-investing) won’t make you rich But they’ll turn you into the type of person who can If you never learn to invest 1% of your income, you’ll never be able to invest 20%, 50%, or more.
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You don’t need more motivation You don’t need better discipline Instead, curate your environment so it’s easier to do what you should, and harder to do what you shouldn’t
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