Was the way the Federal Reserve Act was passed bizarre?

In IT, we have a phrase “DRY,” which means do not repeat yourself. All businesses need to secure their IT infrastructure and use AI to keep up with changing global business requirements. Why do we divide these efforts instead of lowering the costs and barriers to do harmless business?

Could the difference between North Korea and the US be as great as the difference between the US and a free country? Can five relatively simple steps, greenhouses, and open-source decentralized software bring us there fast?

Can you taper a Ponzi scheme?

2019: SBF founds FTX. 1913: Woodrow Wilson signs the Federal Reserve Act, leading to the “United States” dollar. 2019-2022: SBF moves bitcoin backing FTX. 1981: Nixon stops gold from backing the “United States” dollar. 2022: FTX crashes spectacularly. 20??: What might happen to the “United States” dollar?

Gross stupidity led to central banks, but we now have sufficient tools to replace them. When making a mistake, is correction important as soon as possible, no matter how long it's been made?

If World War 3 began to ramp up in late 2015, could Obama's support for a New World Order have weakened the US?

If all transactions were taxed less than 1% automatically, could everyone have unlimited fiber and satellite internet?

“I sat in a restaurant in New York, for example, and I looked out at the buildings and I began to think, you know, about how much the radius of the Hiroshima bomb damage was and so forth … How far from here was 34th St? … All those buildings, all smashed - and so on. And I would go along and I would see people building a bridge, or they'd be making a new road, and I thought, they're crazy, they just don't understand, they don't understand. Why are they making new things? It's so useless. But, fortunately, it's been useless for about 30 years now, isn't it? So I've been wrong for 30 years about it being useless making bridges and I'm glad that those other people had the sense to go ahead.—Richard Feynman"

Los Alamos From Below: Reminiscences 1943-1945, by Richard Feynman

Can open-source, decentralized, Web3 tools apply a fixed 10% tax for everyone?

Are photonic (light) processors interesting?

If an estimated $20 billion could feed one million people indefinitely using sustainable, regenerative greenhouses to produce a large variety of species of wild, heirloom, ancient, heritage, and ancestral foods, how do those costs compare to war?

Could high food costs provide an opportunity to switch over to wild, heirloom, ancient, heritage, and ancestral foods to reduce risks of extinction due to unintended consequences of GMO food production, then lower costs at scale?

Could 1776 for all be medicine for 1913 and 1984?

Is bitcoin simply like an email address (public key) and password (private key) or a seed phrase (both combined) that lets you move the world's first publicly verifiable finite set of numbers?

Could anyone who wants to help others, from leaders to janitors, benefit from the idea that if over 50% of their publicly viewable digital footprint expresses concerns about the horrific dangers of central banking, their chances of being individually systematically harmed may fall?

Can nationalism, capitalism, bitcoin, and open-source decentralized Web3 tools help you? Some people in the U.S.A. had field day in school. Teachers would divide kids into groups by primary colors. Kids would wear their colors and go to a field. There were fruit, snacks, fun, and games. Everyone rooted for their team and had fun. Rooting for your team does not need to hurt anyone. Imagine lighthearted competition such as, “My space program sees further than yours. All of our information is publicly available, so we help everyone more.” At field day, it was important to enjoy the day together, and not be upset about others' success. To reduce harm in markets, such as: - Harmful materials used in products and services. - Low wages. - Unreliable payments. - Unfair treatment. - Inequality and concentration of wealth. - Savings suddenly losing immense value. We can: - Make sure everyone's basic needs are met as well as possible. - Enact and maintain representative laws. - Use open-source and decentralized software. - Use permanently (not possibly or currently) finite digital assets for savings. - Provide automated currency printing and harmless loan opportunities. Capitalism does not exclude basic income, or national or hybrid healthcare (assuming fair money is legal and available, and prices or price ranges are transparent and easily viewable) by all definitions. Can open-source decentralized Web3 tools offer the public and representatives incredible new opportunities for communities to start and flourish? Opportunities such as: - Currency printing. - Lending with automated repayment from profit. - Automated taxes. - Potential value growth from finite savings.

Bitcoin is getting close to the age when abused kids fight back. I hope the market shifts in favor of healthy and strong humans.

People are saying everyone switching to bitcoin would be like a perfect shot leading to the center of the Death Star. What do you think?

Who can stop the unstoppable “United States” dollar from purchasing weapons governments use to make it rain kids? Perhaps representative, open-source, decentralized currency printers can lead to regenerative greenhouses instead?