It sounds horrific

It really is hard for the average person to visualize the disruption that this kind of economic revolution will cause in the coming years, but I ma quite confident that it is going to decimate some well-established industries that have held power for decades. Not only that, because of the underpinning blockchain technology, it is going to become the standard infrastructure for the economy itself, as well as a lot of operations that are driven by interaction, like government - more disruption that is kicking out the legs of the seat of power, while they have a noose around their necks of their own making.

It sounds horrific, if it wasn't all just driven by the way a minority have held the reigns of control over the masses through their manipulated and opaque distribution of economic value. The disruption caused by replacing the economy isn't taking power from them, it is growing power away from them, leaving an economic gap. Growing wealth inequality is one of society's largest problems to face, but it is quite easy to solve. All that needs to happen is to redefine what is considered wealth and then be sure to create a system where it is better distributed with mechanisms in place to make sure value doesn't pool endlessly in the hands of the few - This is what we are creating and in the redefinition of wealth, the current markers of centralized money will become meaningless, leaving a tiny fraction on the other side of the divide they designed - holding a bag of useless.It really is hard for the average person to visualize the disruption that this kind of economic revolution will cause in the coming years, but I ma quite confident that it is going to decimate some well-established industries that have held power for decades. Not only that, because of the underpinning blockchain technology, it is going to become the standard infrastructure for the economy itself, as well as a lot of operations that are driven by interaction, like government - more disruption that is kicking out the legs of the seat of power, while they have a noose around their necks of their own making.

It sounds horrific, if it wasn't all just driven by the way a minority have held the reigns of control over the masses through their manipulated and opaque distribution of economic value. The disruption caused by replacing the economy isn't taking power from them, it is growing power away from them, leaving an economic gap. Growing wealth inequality is one of society's largest problems to face, but it is quite easy to solve. All that needs to happen is to redefine what is considered wealth and then be sure to create a system where it is better distributed with mechanisms in place to make sure value doesn't pool endlessly in the hands of the few - This is what we are creating and in the redefinition of wealth, the current markers of centralized money will become meaningless, leaving a tiny fraction on the other side of the divide they designed - holding a bag of useless.It really is hard for the average person to visualize the disruption that this kind of economic revolution will cause in the coming years, but I ma quite confident that it is going to decimate some well-established industries that have held power for decades. Not only that, because of the underpinning blockchain technology, it is going to become the standard infrastructure for the economy itself, as well as a lot of operations that are driven by interaction, like government - more disruption that is kicking out the legs of the seat of power, while they have a noose around their necks of their own making.

It sounds horrific, if it wasn't all just driven by the way a minority have held the reigns of control over the masses through their manipulated and opaque distribution of economic value. The disruption caused by replacing the economy isn't taking power from them, it is growing power away from them, leaving an economic gap. Growing wealth inequality is one of society's largest problems to face, but it is quite easy to solve. All that needs to happen is to redefine what is considered wealth and then be sure to create a system where it is better distributed with mechanisms in place to make sure value doesn't pool endlessly in the hands of the few - This is what we are creating and in the redefinition of wealth, the current markers of centralized money will become meaningless, leaving a tiny fraction on the other side of the divide they designed - holding a bag of useless.It really is hard for the average person to visualize the disruption that this kind of economic revolution will cause in the coming years, but I ma quite confident that it is going to decimate some well-established industries that have held power for decades. Not only that, because of the underpinning blockchain technology, it is going to become the standard infrastructure for the economy itself, as well as a lot of operations that are driven by interaction, like government - more disruption that is kicking out the legs of the seat of power, while they have a noose around their necks of their own making.

It sounds horrific, if it wasn't all just driven by the way a minority have held the reigns of control over the masses through their manipulated and opaque distribution of economic value. The disruption caused by replacing the economy isn't taking power from them, it is growing power away from them, leaving an economic gap. Growing wealth inequality is one of society's largest problems to face, but it is quite easy to solve. All that needs to happen is to redefine what is considered wealth and then be sure to create a system where it is better distributed with mechanisms in place to make sure value doesn't pool endlessly in the hands of the few - This is what we are creating and in the redefinition of wealth, the current markers of centralized money will become meaningless, leaving a tiny fraction on the other side of the divide they designed - holding a bag of useless.It really is hard for the average person to visualize the disruption that this kind of economic revolution will cause in the coming years, but I ma quite confident that it is going to decimate some well-established industries that have held power for decades. Not only that, because of the underpinning blockchain technology, it is going to become the standard infrastructure for the economy itself, as well as a lot of operations that are driven by interaction, like government - more disruption that is kicking out the legs of the seat of power, while they have a noose around their necks of their own making.

It sounds horrific, if it wasn't all just driven by the way a minority have held the reigns of control over the masses through their manipulated and opaque distribution of economic value. The disruption caused by replacing the economy isn't taking power from them, it is growing power away from them, leaving an economic gap. Growing wealth inequality is one of society's largest problems to face, but it is quite easy to solve. All that needs to happen is to redefine what is considered wealth and then be sure to create a system where it is better distributed with mechanisms in place to make sure value doesn't pool endlessly in the hands of the few - This is what we are creating and in the redefinition of wealth, the current markers of centralized money will become meaningless, leaving a tiny fraction on the other side of the divide they designed - holding a bag of useless.It really is hard for the average person to visualize the disruption that this kind of economic revolution will cause in the coming years, but I ma quite confident that it is going to decimate some well-established industries that have held power for decades. Not only that, because of the underpinning blockchain technology, it is going to become the standard infrastructure for the economy itself, as well as a lot of operations that are driven by interaction, like government - more disruption that is kicking out the legs of the seat of power, while they have a noose around their necks of their own making.

It sounds horrific, if it wasn't all just driven by the way a minority have held the reigns of control over the masses through their manipulated and opaque distribution of economic value. The disruption caused by replacing the economy isn't taking power from them, it is growing power away from them, leaving an economic gap. Growing wealth inequality is one of society's largest problems to face, but it is quite easy to solve. All that needs to happen is to redefine what is considered wealth and then be sure to create a system where it is better distributed with mechanisms in place to make sure value doesn't pool endlessly in the hands of the few - This is what we are creating and in the redefinition of wealth, the current markers of centralized money will become meaningless, leaving a tiny fraction on the other side of the divide they designed - holding a bag of useless.It really is hard for the average person to visualize the disruption that this kind of economic revolution will cause in the coming years, but I ma quite confident that it is going to decimate some well-established industries that have held power for decades. Not only that, because of the underpinning blockchain technology, it is going to become the standard infrastructure for the economy itself, as well as a lot of operations that are driven by interaction, like government - more disruption that is kicking out the legs of the seat of power, while they have a noose around their necks of their own making.

It sounds horrific, if it wasn't all just driven by the way a minority have held the reigns of control over the masses through their manipulated and opaque distribution of economic value. The disruption caused by replacing the economy isn't taking power from them, it is growing power away from them, leaving an economic gap. Growing wealth inequality is one of society's largest problems to face, but it is quite easy to solve. All that needs to happen is to redefine what is considered wealth and then be sure to create a system where it is better distributed with mechanisms in place to make sure value doesn't pool endlessly in the hands of the few - This is what we are creating and in the redefinition of wealth, the current markers of centralized money will become meaningless, leaving a tiny fraction on the other side of the divide they designed - holding a bag of useless.It really is hard for the average person to visualize the disruption that this kind of economic revolution will cause in the coming years, but I ma quite confident that it is going to decimate some well-established industries that have held power for decades. Not only that, because of the underpinning blockchain technology, it is going to become the standard infrastructure for the economy itself, as well as a lot of operations that are driven by interaction, like government - more disruption that is kicking out the legs of the seat of power, while they have a noose around their necks of their own making.

It sounds horrific, if it wasn't all just driven by the way a minority have held the reigns of control over the masses through their manipulated and opaque distribution of economic value. The disruption caused by replacing the economy isn't taking power from them, it is growing power away from them, leaving an economic gap. Growing wealth inequality is one of society's largest problems to face, but it is quite easy to solve. All that needs to happen is to redefine what is considered wealth and then be sure to create a system where it is better distributed with mechanisms in place to make sure value doesn't pool endlessly in the hands of the few - This is what we are creating and in the redefinition of wealth, the current markers of centralized money will become meaningless, leaving a tiny fraction on the other side of the divide they designed - holding a bag of useless.It really is hard for the average person to visualize the disruption that this kind of economic revolution will cause in the coming years, but I ma quite confident that it is going to decimate some well-established industries that have held power for decades. Not only that, because of the underpinning blockchain technology, it is going to become the standard infrastructure for the economy itself, as well as a lot of operations that are driven by interaction, like government - more disruption that is kicking out the legs of the seat of power, while they have a noose around their necks of their own making.

It sounds horrific, if it wasn't all just driven by the way a minority have held the reigns of control over the masses through their manipulated and opaque distribution of economic value. The disruption caused by replacing the economy isn't taking power from them, it is growing power away from them, leaving an economic gap. Growing wealth inequality is one of society's largest problems to face, but it is quite easy to solve. All that needs to happen is to redefine what is considered wealth and then be sure to create a system where it is better distributed with mechanisms in place to make sure value doesn't pool endlessly in the hands of the few - This is what we are creating and in the redefinition of wealth, the current markers of centralized money will become meaningless, leaving a tiny fraction on the other side of the divide they designed - holding a bag of useless.It really is hard for the average person to visualize the disruption that this kind of economic revolution will cause in the coming years, but I ma quite confident that it is going to decimate some well-established industries that have held power for decades. Not only that, because of the underpinning blockchain technology, it is going to become the standard infrastructure for the economy itself, as well as a lot of operations that are driven by interaction, like government - more disruption that is kicking out the legs of the seat of power, while they have a noose around their necks of their own making.

It sounds horrific, if it wasn't all just driven by the way a minority have held the reigns of control over the masses through their manipulated and opaque distribution of economic value. The disruption caused by replacing the economy isn't taking power from them, it is growing power away from them, leaving an economic gap. Growing wealth inequality is one of society's largest problems to face, but it is quite easy to solve. All that needs to happen is to redefine what is considered wealth and then be sure to create a system where it is better distributed with mechanisms in place to make sure value doesn't pool endlessly in the hands of the few - This is what we are creating and in the redefinition of wealth, the current markers of centralized money will become meaningless, leaving a tiny fraction on the other side of the divide they designed - holding a bag of useless.It really is hard for the average person to visualize the disruption that this kind of economic revolution will cause in the coming years, but I ma quite confident that it is going to decimate some well-established industries that have held power for decades. Not only that, because of the underpinning blockchain technology, it is going to become the standard infrastructure for the economy itself, as well as a lot of operations that are driven by interaction, like government - more disruption that is kicking out the legs of the seat of power, while they have a noose around their necks of their own making.

It sounds horrific, if it wasn't all just driven by the way a minority have held the reigns of control over the masses through their manipulated and opaque distribution of economic value. The disruption caused by replacing the economy isn't taking power from them, it is growing power away from them, leaving an economic gap. Growing wealth inequality is one of society's largest problems to face, but it is quite easy to solve. All that needs to happen is to redefine what is considered wealth and then be sure to create a system where it is better distributed with mechanisms in place to make sure value doesn't pool endlessly in the hands of the few - This is what we are creating and in the redefinition of wealth, the current markers of centralized money will become meaningless, leaving a tiny fraction on the other side of the divide they designed - holding a bag of useless.It really is hard for the average person to visualize the disruption that this kind of economic revolution will cause in the coming years, but I ma quite confident that it is going to decimate some well-established industries that have held power for decades. Not only that, because of the underpinning blockchain technology, it is going to become the standard infrastructure for the economy itself, as well as a lot of operations that are driven by interaction, like government - more disruption that is kicking out the legs of the seat of power, while they have a noose around their necks of their own making.

It sounds horrific, if it wasn't all just driven by the way a minority have held the reigns of control over the masses through their manipulated and opaque distribution of economic value. The disruption caused by replacing the economy isn't taking power from them, it is growing power away from them, leaving an economic gap. Growing wealth inequality is one of society's largest problems to face, but it is quite easy to solve. All that needs to happen is to redefine what is considered wealth and then be sure to create a system where it is better distributed with mechanisms in place to make sure value doesn't pool endlessly in the hands of the few - This is what we are creating and in the redefinition of wealth, the current markers of centralized money will become meaningless, leaving a tiny fraction on the other side of the divide they designed - holding a bag of useless.It really is hard for the average person to visualize the disruption that this kind of economic revolution will cause in the coming years, but I ma quite confident that it is going to decimate some well-established industries that have held power for decades. Not only that, because of the underpinning blockchain technology, it is going to become the standard infrastructure for the economy itself, as well as a lot of operations that are driven by interaction, like government - more disruption that is kicking out the legs of the seat of power, while they have a noose around their necks of their own making.

It sounds horrific, if it wasn't all just driven by the way a minority have held the reigns of control over the masses through their manipulated and opaque distribution of economic value. The disruption caused by replacing the economy isn't taking power from them, it is growing power away from them, leaving an economic gap. Growing wealth inequality is one of society's largest problems to face, but it is quite easy to solve. All that needs to happen is to redefine what is considered wealth and then be sure to create a system where it is better distributed with mechanisms in place to make sure value doesn't pool endlessly in the hands of the few - This is what we are creating and in the redefinition of wealth, the current markers of centralized money will become meaningless, leaving a tiny fraction on the other side of the divide they designed - holding a bag of useless.It really is hard for the average person to visualize the disruption that this kind of economic revolution will cause in the coming years, but I ma quite confident that it is going to decimate some well-established industries that have held power for decades. Not only that, because of the underpinning blockchain technology, it is going to become the standard infrastructure for the economy itself, as well as a lot of operations that are driven by interaction, like government - more disruption that is kicking out the legs of the seat of power, while they have a noose around their necks of their own making.

It sounds horrific, if it wasn't all just driven by the way a minority have held the reigns of control over the masses through their manipulated and opaque distribution of economic value. The disruption caused by replacing the economy isn't taking power from them, it is growing power away from them, leaving an economic gap. Growing wealth inequality is one of society's largest problems to face, but it is quite easy to solve. All that needs to happen is to redefine what is considered wealth and then be sure to create a system where it is better distributed with mechanisms in place to make sure value doesn't pool endlessly in the hands of the few - This is what we are creating and in the redefinition of wealth, the current markers of centralized money will become meaningless, leaving a tiny fraction on the other side of the divide they designed - holding a bag of useless.It really is hard for the average person to visualize the disruption that this kind of economic revolution will cause in the coming years, but I ma quite confident that it is going to decimate some well-established industries that have held power for decades. Not only that, because of the underpinning blockchain technology, it is going to become the standard infrastructure for the economy itself, as well as a lot of operations that are driven by interaction, like government - more disruption that is kicking out the legs of the seat of power, while they have a noose around their necks of their own making.

It sounds horrific, if it wasn't all just driven by the way a minority have held the reigns of control over the masses through their manipulated and opaque distribution of economic value. The disruption caused by replacing the economy isn't taking power from them, it is growing power away from them, leaving an economic gap. Growing wealth inequality is one of society's largest problems to face, but it is quite easy to solve. All that needs to happen is to redefine what is considered wealth and then be sure to create a system where it is better distributed with mechanisms in place to make sure value doesn't pool endlessly in the hands of the few - This is what we are creating and in the redefinition of wealth, the current markers of centralized money will become meaningless, leaving a tiny fraction on the other side of the divide they designed - holding a bag of useless.