You're not suggesting a solution, though. You're just complaining about everything that exists saying, "But this isn't working, either." What do you suggest be done?
That's not true. The suggestion is implied. If the natural checks and balances that govern the Cantillon Effect from running amok have been subverted by the implementation of legal tender laws and a fiat monetary system, then the natural solution is to abolish this form of government intervention in the market place, thus reverting back to commodity money, i.e. real money as opposed to this substitute money we have now.
There is no reason for us to utilize government to simulate what is already a natural occurrence -- which we have yet to do by the way. This ineptitude has caused the wealth to become consolidated into the hands of a select few.
"We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them."
We cannot use government to solve this problem when it is government that has created this problem.
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There is no reason for us to utilize government to simulate what is already a natural occurrence -- which we have yet to do by the way. This ineptitude has caused the wealth to become consolidated into the hands of a select few.
"We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them."
We cannot use government to solve this problem when it is government that has created this problem.