One of the things mankind thinks they have worked out is cause and effect. However, so many thing have the cause in the future, and the effects in the past.
And, even if it doesn't seemingly involve time travel, we often mistake which is the cause, and which is the effect.
Modern Materialistic Scientists are VERY certain that all this matter is real, and those interactions, every step, is what causes the future outcome. And that if they could measure all the atom's movements, then they could perfectly predict the future.
This isn't true at all. And Quantum Physics has proved it. The atoms don't really exist, unless someone is looking at them. There interactions are a probability, not a linear physics problem. And consciousness causes changes in matter.
So, you cannot compute the future based on the trajectory of atoms, at the best you can get is a probability. But, what does this have to do with money?
The future pulls into existence the cause
The future paints the present on the back drop of the past.
Lets say we have a future that we want to bring into being. It is our dream, or a group of people's dream, or the planet's dream. Lets say that it is the highest desired future, then what happens is that it becomes a/the future. And then everything gets solved from now to the future manifestation. It gets solved, both forward and backwards.
At this point, many people will say, "where is free will it is like our path is already chose for us? It's destiny, it's faith." (Where is free will? It was the choice to bring this future into being.)
What does this have to do with money?
I am writing this because i have seen many analysts guessing at the future based on the past. When we are in a time of immense change, when it is more likely that the unusual will show up instead of the same-ole.
An example will be gold bugz. "Gold has been money for 3000 years, and thus it is likely to be money again and become very valuable." Which is quite wrong, and we will recognize that soon. But, right now, many people are calling it God's Money.
Another example is that "the Rots-childs have been in control of money for a thousand years, and we will not be getting out from under their control." If we just took expectations as thing going linearly, then this is the obvious outcome. But, it is not in our future at all, and you won't find a hint of its wrongness in the past.
Still another is that we assume the stock market exists, and then it will go up slowly and crash every once in a while. It is what it has done for over 100 years. However, it will not continue. It will not change a little, it will not get a little more regulation, it will go away. "Go away? Where are the signs for that?" Well, they are there, but no one connects them with the future of the stock market. You see the pundits saying that stocks will continue to go up (forever) or they say we are going to have a crash (because that has happened before)
We are heading for a VERY different future. And after that, even more different.
Wall Street is abandoned
What in our past would suggest a future where Wall Street is gone, abandoned, verboten? Having that place burnt to the ground and the earth salted is a future option. But Wall Street continuing to exist is not.
But why? This is not linear. Some similar examples is cars replacing horse and buggies or cell phones replacing land lines. Unfortunately, those are not very good examples. They are examples of expanding technology and adoption.
A better example might be slavery and the Civil War. Before Civil War, people in America were becoming against slavery. Then after the Civil War the slaves were freed. The end or Wall Street is something more like that.
You could make a statement that everything Wall Street does is theft. A better statement would be that Wall Street businesses are just different levels of evil. And when that evil is called out for it what it is. When the people see clearly all the levels of evil, they will abandon it, they will turn their backs on it. Banksters will be hunted down and hung from lampposts.
Imagine an advertisemnt: "Bank with Ba-al, because we eat less children". Now, imagine that being actual, factual, real! Yes, horrifying, gruesome, all nine planes of hell manifest!
The start will be bank closures. Bankster holidays. Where you won't have access to your money. And later have it openly stolen.
The next step is that we find out that the banks have been continuously stealing from us. Mortgages are designed to kill you. Bankruptcy is inevitable, not just bad planning.
And it goes downhill from there. Wall Street will be a bunch of empty buildings, and no one will move into them because of the social stigma.
Then we learn that "Blood, sweat and tears" are not figurative, they are what is done, with young children, to keep the banking system running.
T.H.E.Y. are not bad. T.H.E.Y. are not misunderstood. T.H.E.Y. are not trying to help the planet by reducing the population. T.H.E.Y. are evil. T.H.E.Y. want you controlled, and if you are not controllable, T.H.E.Y. want you dead.
When we come to see this, we will wipe them from our earth. We will not tolerate their existence.
And so, our monetary future will be very different. There will only be a few cryptos left, but those will be the rails all money passes through. And sometime in there, many people switch to barter. Computer aided, AI integrated, barter.
Corporations will no longer exist. Banks will be gone. We may, or may not have paper "dollars", but what we will have is several ways to make payment/barter. Investments will become a weird word. Tainted, and no longer anything like what is just accepted today. Investment in the future, yes. Investment in your business, yes. Investment in your community yes.
Investment into stocks, no, doesn't exist. Investment in bonds, no, been abolished. Putting money in the bank? none of the words in that sentence continue to exist/have meaning.