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Most people shy away, but we’ve been talking about solutions: 1. Most problems have simple solutions, but they’re not easy. 2. The National Debt is simple to fix because it’s only imaginary. 3. Going back to the old values will prevent societal collapse, but we can’t. 4. The problems in the Middle East can be said in a single word: Zionism. 5. Better incentives can prevent abortion. 6. People should marry younger, not older. 7. There are more reasons to get divorced than not to. 8. Inflation comes the same people accumulating all the imaginary money. 9. Just in time, robots are here to fix everything. You may get your news somewhere else but take your advice from me, the Wysest Myn in the Wyrld.

It seems miraculous that just as humanity is hitting a breaking point of declining population, technology rushes in to solve the problem. However, the obvious solution of simply making more babies is not one technology can solve; that’s societal. Women make good office workers so business wants them. Femininity, motherhood, gets in the way of that so the powers-that-be have repressed it. To encourage families requires encouraging customs, culture & tradition, and all of those things are going the wrong direction. The solution is to replace the productivity that a lack of people causes, and what is it that technology is bringing us in the nick of time? Robots. Declining productivity due to declining population is an existential threat to society but robots will fix it. With robots, business will have another cheaper source of mindless drones, which will leave women alone to go back to their natural state of femininity. The decline of personal relationships is also an existential threat to humanity and robots will fix that too by being substitute partners, both emotionally & physically. The world that’s coming will be unrecognizable to how life used to be, as life now would be to the Romans, except this time it’s only going to take 2 decades rather than 2 millennia.

Inflation occurs when consumption exceeds production. The lethal end result of capitalism is wealth concentration. It’s always a problem but it becomes infinitely more so when government creates unlimited amounts of imaginary money because all that new money will likewise concentrate to the same small number of people. Right now, there’s almost 4 times as much money as there are real things to buy. Having more money than there are things causes inflation when ultra wealthy people try to turn their imagination into reality. For example, high housing prices are a direct result of people having so much money they don’t have anything else to do with it, so to get even more imaginary money, they buy assets to run up the value of their portfolio. The simple solution is to not let this happen. Wealth concentration itself should be discouraged, but at the very least, denying a productive member of society their essential needs is a kind of extortion, and has to be stopped. First, don’t allow corporations to hold money but instead pay dividends, then tax the recipients at high progressive tax rates. Make it so that greed is discouraged and altruism is encouraged. This has worked in the past and didn’t get abandoned until the second half of the 20th-century. Also like the past, there needs to be progressive death taxes, but it won’t be easy because the one thing almost everyone agrees on is that they want to create a dynasty for their heirs, causing inflation for the rest of us.

The truth is, men & women don’t really like each other very much, and whatever testosterone does to make a man protective and desiring to serve his family, puts him at the mercy of a woman who would exploit those attributes. Women have 3 powers: sexual, victimhood & chivalry; which makes them invincible. Throughout history, they have used these weaknesses of men to control them. The world isn’t a patriarchy run by men so much as a patriarchy run by women. Unfortunately, more and more women are exploiting men at the expense of marriage. The simple fact is, men are in love and women are in business. Like a business, they’ll stay in their job if the cost of leaving is greater than the value of staying, but if a tempting offer comes along, they’ll take it. A man will sacrifice himself for his family but a woman will sacrifice her family for herself. The second most important piece of marriage advice is for women to be subservient to your husband. This demand is universally condemned among feminists but that’s at the expense of a happy marriage. A women should never put a career or her own wants over the needs of her husband, and certainly not her family. A woman like that probably shouldn’t even get married. There’s a clever rhyme that exemplifies this requirement: If you can’t be corrected, you can’t be directed, and if you can’t be directed, you can’t be protected, and if you can’t be protected, you can’t be respected. And if you can’t be respected, you can’t be selected. Men need relief from this in the form of changes in the law and societal expectations. The solution to divorce is men’s liberation.

The most important marriage advice anyone can give is: marry young. Because of the pressures and costs of marriage, that may not be possible, but every year that goes by of being single, people get more confident and set in their ways. If the goal was to find a life partner to grow up with, how much can you do that if you’ve both already grown up? Plus, very young women have a low body count, and young men still fall in love, the crush kind where all they can think about is being with their beloved. While in this state, a man wants to get married, and he thinks his woman feels like he does. That’s probably how evolution got men to marry in the first place, but it goes away quickly and is gone by age 25. Women control access to sex and men control access to marriage, so a young woman can use her control at that stage to entice a man to marry her, but it only works until a man is mature enough to find he can get plenty of sex without commitment; that’s the curse of dating in the modern age. The problem is, women don’t want to spend their youth on motherhood so they don’t use the short window of time when they have all the cards; they would rather live the exciting life of attention, travel & sexual adventure during that time. So, even though the marriage problem is a simple one, it is not easy because the same immaturity that causes puppy love also offers the temptations of narcissism.

Abortion is the simplest but almost impossible to fix problem because people are going to have unprotected sex, pregnancy is difficult & inconvenient; plus women lose control over their lives if they have a baby. However, there is a path to go down that doesn’t involve demanding virginity or shaming women in awkward circumstances. First, virginity can be definitional; for example, if men want a virgin bride, even into their late twenties, define virginity as no vaginal intercourse. Couples could still engage in plenty of sex. Mormon girls, Catholic girls & certainly Islamic girls have been using the so-called poophole loophole for centuries but it could be made completely acceptable, promoted even. The difficulty would be instilling the self-restraint not to go all the way. This practice would naturally reduce the amount of abortions but inevitably, there would still be unwanted pregnancies. Luckily, there’s no longer a stigma attached to having children out of wedlock. In fact, in some communities, most children are already born that way, and it also helps reduce population decline. To additionally help solve that problem, simply pay the women to carry the baby to term then put it up for adoption for all the couples waiting for a child to become available. This won’t be easy because society has an aversion to selling people, environmentalists actually encourage population decline, women don’t want any restrictions placed on them, and there’s a large abortion industry making money from the practice.

The Middle East has been a hotbed of war & controversy since I was old enough to pay attention. The reason for it isn’t because Arabs or Persians or Egyptians or any of the people who have lived there for millennia are warlike and uncivilized; no, it’s because of newcomer usurper Jews, so-called Zionists, who think that land is theirs because God said so. Of course, they couldn’t force their will on all of those nations without almost unlimited assistance from the United States. The question is why, and the answer is simple: because Christians in America are indoctrinated to do so. I know this because I was raised Mormon with teachings from the bible as a big part of my cultural narrative. Mormons are wannabe Jews, all of them think they’re descendants from one of the lost 10 tribes, and we were going to be saved in the last days, not burned like all the goy. I grew out of that self-centered narcissism but most Mormons don’t, and certainly real Jews think like that. There’s a reason, Jews control pornography, gambling, money lending, and all the other things proscribed in the Bible, not because they engage in those things themselves, they know it’s bad for society, but because it’s not them who are affected, it’s the goyim who are considered little more than cattle. Knowing this, it’s simple to fix the problems in the Middle East, stop unwavering U.S. support of Israel, but Christian Zionism & Elitism combined with unfettered campaign contributions, make it the least easy thing possible.

Societal Collapse is the most important issue confronting us: the simple solution is to condition children against resentment, narcissism & greed, and discourage perversity from a young age. Teach children to recognize, resist & rise above their base motives, like religious teachings used to do; Jesus had a lot to say about being humble and thinking about others. There were a lot of role-models at church, and many examples of people helping one another. Those prescriptions didn’t come from nowhere; wise people recognized the need for them and created a framework for their transfer to subsequent generations via commandments and other morals. What makes returning to the morals of the past not easy is that it conflicts with the distaste towards indoctrination, no matter how benign. Like hypnotism, people don’t want to think they can be or have been brainwashed, some vehemently so. The fact that everyone is a product of propaganda, at least to some extent, by their culture, customs & traditions, should logically alleviate their anxiety about it, but it doesn’t. Another aspect of moral imperatives is that and they are typically a burden on personal autonomy which is near-adjacent to liberty, and some people are cautious & suspicious of any threat to it.

The National Debt is simple to fix because government can create money out of thin air to pay its debts. A lot of this money goes to the ultra wealthy in the form of interest paid on the National Debt. A simple solution for that is for government to create money without incurring an obligation. It works because money is imaginary. They print money out of thin air now, it’s just that they assume the liability, and it’s not easy to keep the rich from wanting to be richer. Taking this idea to its full extent, there also shouldn’t be any personal taxation except as a way to limit wealth concentration. In fact, the country had been around over 100 years before there was a federal income tax. To cover the existing National Debt, a plan for this has already been floated: first, revalue the gold reserve to equal the debt. Next, create a digital currency backed by that gold, currently referred to as the National Bank Digital Currency, NBDC. And third, give that currency to the debt holders. There’s a lot of nuance in these 3 simple but not easy steps, and a lot of the debt isn’t debt at all but instead internal U.S. government accounting tricks like social security holding a huge portion. To keep the budget balanced, keep budget increases tied to the price increase of gold as it goes up every year due to increasing GDP. The big risk of doing this is that Congress won’t be able to prevent themselves from exploiting the unlimited spending opportunity, but they’re already not doing that now.

There are many seemingly insurmountable problems that are simple to fix… It’s just not going to be easy. There are always secret motives that underlay every one of these simple but not easy problems that are base in nature: greed, avarice, lust, narcissism, spite & schadenfreude, and a host of lesser bad intentions. Greed is the most common but people won’t admit that’s what’s ultimately motivating them; they always come up with a fig leaf excuse explaining why they’re acting illogically, but you can bet if you could read their minds, the answer to why a simple solution is so difficult to implement is because the person benefits from the problem continuing. Even things that on the surface seem like they might be helping the situation, maybe they even are, like altruism, charity & benevolence, but are actually benefiting those performing them, usually in the form of feeling moral superiority, relief of guilt, even masochism, which is rarely verbally recognized but is commonly the real reason behind pursing otherwise irrational goals that actually harm the person. For big issues like marriage, divorce, abortion, inflation, the conflict in the Middle East, and even the threat of total societal collapse, there are whole groups of people benefiting from the chaos that exists now, or are simply perverse, the worst of the bad motivations. When perversity is involved, nothing is easy even if it is simple.