Sound Money Academy

[NeoMetallix]

Hello everyone! I've started a new forum, Sound Money Academy, it is a forum designed to teach about the nefarious consequences of the modern monetary policy used today. Where reality is stranger than fiction. Here you will learn about monetary policy and other things not taught in school: how money is made, what causes inflation, and reasons for widening economic disparity between the rich and poor. You will learn that no idea is trustworthy simply because it's written in a textbook. And hopefully you will learn the necessity of having sound money over baseless currency. Everyone has to use currency, therefore education on the subject is one of the most important things you can learn.

Sound Money Academy

This is the University of Sound Money, where reality is stranger than fiction! Here you will learn about monetary policy and other things not taught in school: how money is made, what causes inflation

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[Deleted member 49125]

Interesting type of forum! What are your hopes for it?

 

[NeoMetallix]

Interesting type of forum! What are your hopes for it?

You know I'm still not sure how it will evolve. I'd like to get a few others who are interested in it to help mould it into something of an archive with maybe an element of active schooling.

Right now it's just something to spread awareness. I have always been curious as to why prices keep going up since my father telling me of how candy bars were only a nickel when he was a kid. Then I read an article that showed the number of the world's currency supply then showed the total world debt and the debt was WAY higher than all of the currency which boggled my mind. How could you use all of the currency to pay off debt and STILL have more debt? That started the rabbit hole. Lol

A lot of people wrongly blame rich people or companies for the current woes of disparity in the economy but the truth is our whole monetary system is an immoral scam that robs the population of buying power and perpetuates endless wars that otherwise could not be paid for.

 

[Sharon]

I think this is a forum I'd really be interested in participating in. I'm always eager to learn about financial matters.

 

[NeoMetallix]

I think this is a forum I'd really be interested in participating in. I'm always eager to learn about financial matters.

Thanks! I've tried to configure it best to help learning be easy and streamlined. Instead of likes I made it have a "learned" button so anyone who has learned from different subjects can let us know. 🙂

This forum goes deeper than just financial matters though, it cuts to the root of monetary policy(which is different from fiscal policy) to help others understand how money is made and what causes inflation. We do post financial news too though.

 

[Deleted member 49125]

@NeoMetallix I joined. I don't see an Intro area however.

 

[NeoMetallix]

@NeoMetallix I joined. I don't see an Intro area however.

Why thank you! I wasn't sure if that was something that would be needed for a forum like this but I suppose it's good to get to know other people no matter what the topic is. hehe I added one. 🙂

 

[Deleted member 49125]

Why thank you! I wasn't sure if that was something that would be needed for a forum like this but I suppose it's good to get to know other people no matter what the topic is. hehe I added one. 🙂

Cool! I posted an intro 🙂
What would be great to have is an intro on the owner. What made you decide to open up this forum? What are your goals for it?

 

[NeoMetallix]

Okay so I've rearranged the place a bit to hopefully help it be more intuitive in finding things. I've also added more articles and sources for the education part of it along with a side bar that shows the most viewed topics!

 

[NeoMetallix]

If I haven't convinced anyone why they should care about this, consider this:


The total U.S. debt is at $90 trillion dollars, which together with $169 trillion in US unfunded liabilities totals $259 trillion dollars. This equals to $778,000 per U.S. citizen or $2,067,000 per U.S. Taxpayer.

When the U.S. Government prints trillions(or simply adds numbers to a digital screen), it is thereby robbing Americans but it isn't just robbing Americans of purchasing power. It is robbing the entire world in what I say is the biggest theft in history. It steals prosperity out of the future to pay for things today and is the sole reason why people don't live as well as they used to.

The world's combined GDP is roughly valued at 100 trillion. The problem being there is over 350 trillion in debt worldwide for a 350% debt to GDP ratio. If we put EVERYTHING we make towards debt it still wouldn't be possible to pay it all off. This is why we need to stop living beyond our means and demand we go back to sound money that can not be manipulated at the expense of the population. And the sole reason why people don't demand better is that they simply don't understand how these things work, because it's intentionally made hard to understand.