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I'm The too many surplus
- Aug 28, 2026
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I'm aware that this is perhaps categorised as politics but it still impacts mental health directly.
Some context.
The first generation of economics happened with the industrial revolution. The world became a positive sum game where wealth was no longer restricted to just land.
2nd generation economics which the world refuses to evolve from came with speculative value such as fiat currency, crypto, stock market. Where something has value because of the belief it has value. Value is no longer restricted to a physical thing.
And here's my rant.
The world hasn't moved on from primitive economics from decades ago. The Japanese deflation crisis happened, Japan responded with large numbers of stimulus (printing money) to push for inflation but deflation continued... I see this as a poorly managed miracle that because of poor management was a crisis... The world chose to ignore this contradiction to its primitive economic understanding and just carry on like normal.
When countries and policy makers should have noticed exactly what happened and studied it instead of just lazily writing it off as some failure and moving on.
But this was just poorly managed. What happened proved that government stimulus (printing money) could result in economic growth if spent right. Instead of the idiotic stimulus of COVID which resulted in inflammation (do no one's suprise) as money supply was increased without increasing supply of goods and services to offset that greater velocity of money (how fast money changes hands rather than money supply in savings accounts never used and effectively inactive in the economy)
So I conclude (though I probably don't know enough to make solid assumptions) that a government or rather it's reserve bank can invest directly into its economy to make it's economy grow through state investment rather than private.
3rd stage of economic evolution I believe is this... The introduction of a 3rd pillar to balance private and state control on the factors of production. Economic growth to create jobs to create a stronger consumer society to increase demand to push to a deliberate labour crisis resulting in wages and working conditions exploding. Wage based inflation is the best inflation you get. (Rather than record profits for shareholders). Again a mixed market. Just with consumer ownership pushing directly back against inflation as monetary supply is increased.
However... I believe consumer ownership and selection of the board of these reserve bank funded producers should be established. Where you and I as consumers chose to vote for the board of directors. The companies mission. As a consumer will vote in their best interests to keep prices down to push back against inflation.
4th generation economics...
With consumer ownership investment targets the robotics industry to maximise production. Eventually I conclude a universal basic income through consumer ownership comes about as "consumers control the companies that control the machines"
And with robotics developed enough. Perhaps AI integrated into cell generation to create not robots anymore but cyborgs that are indistinguishable from people so I wouldn't have to feel so alone (this is why I'm on sasu) because the robotics industry would have had incompatibly more invested into it than what is currently as it would have become a national priority.
Some context.
The first generation of economics happened with the industrial revolution. The world became a positive sum game where wealth was no longer restricted to just land.
2nd generation economics which the world refuses to evolve from came with speculative value such as fiat currency, crypto, stock market. Where something has value because of the belief it has value. Value is no longer restricted to a physical thing.
And here's my rant.
The world hasn't moved on from primitive economics from decades ago. The Japanese deflation crisis happened, Japan responded with large numbers of stimulus (printing money) to push for inflation but deflation continued... I see this as a poorly managed miracle that because of poor management was a crisis... The world chose to ignore this contradiction to its primitive economic understanding and just carry on like normal.
When countries and policy makers should have noticed exactly what happened and studied it instead of just lazily writing it off as some failure and moving on.
But this was just poorly managed. What happened proved that government stimulus (printing money) could result in economic growth if spent right. Instead of the idiotic stimulus of COVID which resulted in inflammation (do no one's suprise) as money supply was increased without increasing supply of goods and services to offset that greater velocity of money (how fast money changes hands rather than money supply in savings accounts never used and effectively inactive in the economy)
So I conclude (though I probably don't know enough to make solid assumptions) that a government or rather it's reserve bank can invest directly into its economy to make it's economy grow through state investment rather than private.
3rd stage of economic evolution I believe is this... The introduction of a 3rd pillar to balance private and state control on the factors of production. Economic growth to create jobs to create a stronger consumer society to increase demand to push to a deliberate labour crisis resulting in wages and working conditions exploding. Wage based inflation is the best inflation you get. (Rather than record profits for shareholders). Again a mixed market. Just with consumer ownership pushing directly back against inflation as monetary supply is increased.
However... I believe consumer ownership and selection of the board of these reserve bank funded producers should be established. Where you and I as consumers chose to vote for the board of directors. The companies mission. As a consumer will vote in their best interests to keep prices down to push back against inflation.
4th generation economics...
With consumer ownership investment targets the robotics industry to maximise production. Eventually I conclude a universal basic income through consumer ownership comes about as "consumers control the companies that control the machines"
And with robotics developed enough. Perhaps AI integrated into cell generation to create not robots anymore but cyborgs that are indistinguishable from people so I wouldn't have to feel so alone (this is why I'm on sasu) because the robotics industry would have had incompatibly more invested into it than what is currently as it would have become a national priority.
