Imagining that the government or the banks simply creates more of the same money is a conceptual illusion. When new units of money are created, what actually happens is not an expansion of the existing scale, but the creation of a new monetary scale that is given the same name as the previous one. A scale cannot remain the same if its units change or increase. If the number of units changes, the scale itself has changed. There is no such thing as a stable scale with variable units. As a result, society is effectively forced to transition from one monetary scale to another over time, often continuously, without being aware that this transition is happening. This silent and constant scale switching is what ultimately appears in the real world as rising prices.

It is not worth working within a system where privileged actors can create extra money; commercial banks and central banks do exactly that. It is a harsh truth, but it is still the truth. It is only worth working to build the system that will replace the fraudulent one. Perhaps this is the root cause of most of humanity’s psychological and social problems.

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Our main thesis is based on what we explain in this article. Every measurement scale must be a reference with a graduation formed by a specific and fixed number of units. When new units are created, what is actually created is a different scale. However, the monetary system pretends it is the same scale when it creates additional units of currency. This forces a transition to a new scale without people realizing that it is new, while the system benefits from this confusion. Read here the theorem that explains this and share it:

Theorem of Monetary Fraud via Unit Creation

A Measurement-Theoretic Analysis of Monetary Unit Creation

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This project follows a low time preference approach and is meant to remain meaningful until hyperbitcoinization happens. The work is focused on education for the broader public. We are already recording interviews. Real conversations with real people, capturing the moment when someone pauses and genuinely tries to answer a simple question that almost no one asks. Why do prices rise? For Bitcoiners, the value is clear. This question is one of the most effective ways to introduce the monetary problem to people who have never thought about money itself. It opens conversations about inflation, money as a unit of measure and, eventually, Bitcoin, without confrontation. By supporting this project, you are supporting the expansion of Bitcoin education to the general public, improving how these conversations start and how they unfold. This benefits not only Bitcoin adoption, but human understanding at a deeper level. On the @Geyser crowdfunding page you can watch a short example clip and see how this approach works in practice. Link (it works, no preview available yet but you can click and go to the page project):

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The idea is to inspire Bitcoiners to ask this question more often in everyday conversations with people who are not yet thinking deeply about money. It is one of the simplest and most effective ways to start a real conversation about money and Bitcoin. And thank you to our very first supporters

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Whenever they print money, they are indeed creating a different scale for prices pretending it's the same.

Theorem of Monetary Fraud via Unit Creation

A Measurement-Theoretic Analysis of Monetary Unit Creation

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Theorem of Monetary Fraud via Unit Creation

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