The MDCM Intervention on the Lie

They lied to us, all those years ago...

Remember when they said: "Money doesn't grow on trees?"
Well, that statement was meant to denote that value doesn't just come from nowhere, right? They lied to us then in such a sublime manner that we almost accepted it as true. Now, however, MDCM is exposing the lie!

They've always lied to us, to keep us subdued so that we may not see our own value. Something is wrong with the picture, has always been wrong with the picture, though: If money doesn't grow on trees, in their value-isn't-derived-from-nothing world- then why is it that everywhere we turn someone is marketing to us? Here a sign, there's an ad- pitching directly to us, the individual and the collective in one fell swoop!

Where do they think we're getting the money from if "money doesn't grow on trees?"

Remember, that's what they said. They wanted us to believe that value was something which was outside of our control, they wanted to separate us from realizing our own value, so they impelled the notions that value wasn't ours to claim from inherence, but that value was something which lay within the confines of "work hard for money" concepts.

They almost got away with it, only they made the work too hard to come by. Had it not been for that fatal mistake, the world may have gotten away with it and people may not have ever begun to openly question the subtle nuances which revealed something being amiss: Why were they marketing to us?

That single question would probably have gone unasked had the work not been so hard to come by.

At every juncture of the world, the double-handed maneuver has been staring at us the whole time. Of course, it was only a matter of time before My Daily Cash Machine came along and exposed the game for what it was, then reversed it on the world itself. We reverse the game on the world by doing what the world won't do with the people of the world: We show the people how to harness their individual value into a collective force for purposes of sharing the generated value.

You see, the world impelled the ideas needed to keep man from using his intellect to understand that every individual was born into value as a value-facilitator or one who engages in value exchanges. The world beat us down into believing that there were no easy answers, the world separated us into separate ideas in reference to the common objective of us having to individually procure our quality of life standards. Which means that the world first told us that we had to work for money because money would be the standard by which we lived by.

To make it impossible for man to work together and seize his/her internal value, the world impelled those defeatist ideas upon us: "Work hard", they said. Then they make the work hard to come by.

Not only did the world make the work hard to come by after having first attached and mandated work as our de facto standard for procuring a quality life, but the world also put up subliminal roadblocks which prevented man from seizing his power of internal value. Think about the world's methodology: The world separates man in his/her collective thoughts of value while taking advantage of the collective ideas of myriad notions of value. With everyone having a different understanding of and approaches toward value, it makes it virtually impossible for man to harness his internal value across a common goal.

Notice what the world does: The world makes us think that we're supposed to work hard for money, then everywhere we look, the world is force-feeding us with adverts which are derived from blank spaces. Money doesn't grow on trees, they readily remind us, but the world can leverage blank spaces into a force-fed mechanism across the masses that rewards only a fortunate few from that force-feeding.

We can't even ride to work without being forced fed advertisement. And all this force-feeding is making me queasy: Think about it: First, the world made us think that we had to work hard for money, while they separated us from the notions of us working together, all while the world force-fed us advertising which essentially leveraged blank spaces!

Hold up!

If advertising is nothing more then the leveraging of blank spaces, and the ones the advertisement is being leveraged against are the ones who are being forced fed the belief that they're supposed to work hard because "money doesn't grow on trees"- then why not simply free the people from their burdens by allowing the people to leverage the blank spaces for the purposes of sharing the return value with the people?

That was the question which My Daily Cash Machine asked itself. But instead of waiting for an answer to magically appear, instead of waiting for others to realize the buffoonery of this whole matter, My Daily Cash Machine decided to do an intervention.

The fundamental question which My Daily Cash Machine asked itself was this: "How do we impact people and impel them to seize their internal value?"

The answer My Daily Cash Machine came up with when it looked at the prevailing landscape of wasted opportunities was one which had no definitive shape to it. There's only one way to impel people enough for them to see the value in themselves the way you see it in them. And that's through an exhaustive process. The reason why My Daily Cash Machine does what it does in the manner in which it does is it is because My Daily Cash Machine understands the consequence of a global populous not seizing its own value.

My Daily Cash Machine can articulate the problem- the problem is getting people to seize their own value- and the only answer My Daily Cash Machine proffers when asked the question: What does My Daily Cash Machine plan to do about it? My Daily Cash Machine is going to exhaust all efforts to awaken people to the inheritance of their internal value.

That's what My Daily Cash Machine is going to do about the matter. You can call it: The MDCM Intervention on the Lie!