>>4005962 notables from PBs (re: bitcoin)

>>4005968

>>4006016

>>4006007

>>4006101

I've seen very many Rothschilds say, whether in interviews, "dumps" from supposed Roths, conversations they thought were private, etc. that "money isn't real". Hell, the most popular currency in the world is a literal debt note.

Can anons with a more well rounded understanding of economics put this concept in to perspective for me? What economic knowledge is necessary to have an understanding for an assertion like this?

Also, how would, after these families' influence is diminished, people all around the world obtain the things we need for daily life? I'm assuming we don't just all revert to hunting and gathering…

>>4007827

You're no better than nowfags.

Wait until you have the full picture before you jump to conclusions.

>>4007839

There's going to be some overlap, anon.

Calm down a little or we'll have to take away your hall monitor badge.

>>4008059

>>4008068

Which is kind of the point.

I don't think we've progressed past my question, yet. That was a little too easily explained.