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Finance Hacked warmly greets you and our dear friends.
Have you ever wondered why becoming poor seems so easy for most people, while true wealth remains concentrated in the hands of just 3% of the population?
This video dives deep into a controversial truth – a hidden system that many geniuses are only now discovering, leading to widespread awakening and even protest. Why is this knowledge so powerful, and why does it challenge the highest echelons of power?
We explore how, from the moment you're born, your money flows towards a select few powerful corporations like BlackRock and Vanguard, even when you think you're making free choices between competing brands. Discover the shocking reality of who truly owns the world's biggest companies, from tech giants like Apple and Microsoft to essential industries like oil, pharmaceuticals, and entertainment.
We'll reveal the financial engineering behind global crises, like the 2008 subprime mortgage crash, and how these events were exploited to consolidate power and wealth. Learn how these financial titans have gained unprecedented influence over governments and central banks, essentially printing money for themselves during crises.
Uncover the clever tricks used to keep you in a cycle of consumption and labor: creating artificial demand for unnecessary goods (like diamonds), using products to define your social status, and the constant pressure to upgrade and renew your possessions. This system is designed to ensure your money constantly flows away from you and towards the top.
But there's a way out. If the rules of the game can't be changed, you must learn to play by them. The key is understanding how money really works and escaping the trap of being a perpetual consumer and laborer.
This video might challenge everything you thought you knew, but it aims to empower you to become smarter. We don't need to fight the system; we need to understand it and become a part of the solution – by becoming a capitalist ourselves.
If you're ready to see the world of finance and wealth building differently, this video is a must-watch. I share valuable insights on getting rich, business, investing, and achieving financial freedom.
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Finance Hacked warmly greets you and our dear friends.
Have you ever wondered why becoming poor seems so easy for most people, while true wealth remains concentrated in the hands of just 3% of the population?
This video dives deep into a controversial truth – a hidden system that many geniuses are only now discovering, leading to widespread awakening and even protest. Why is this knowledge so powerful, and why does it challenge the highest echelons of power?
We explore how, from the moment you're born, your money flows towards a select few powerful corporations like BlackRock and Vanguard, even when you think you're making free choices between competing brands. Discover the shocking reality of who truly owns the world's biggest companies, from tech giants like Apple and Microsoft to essential industries like oil, pharmaceuticals, and entertainment.
We'll reveal the financial engineering behind global crises, like the 2008 subprime mortgage crash, and how these events were exploited to consolidate power and wealth. Learn how these financial titans have gained unprecedented influence over governments and central banks, essentially printing money for themselves during crises.
Uncover the clever tricks used to keep you in a cycle of consumption and labor: creating artificial demand for unnecessary goods (like diamonds), using products to define your social status, and the constant pressure to upgrade and renew your possessions. This system is designed to ensure your money constantly flows away from you and towards the top.
But there's a way out. If the rules of the game can't be changed, you must learn to play by them. The key is understanding how money really works and escaping the trap of being a perpetual consumer and laborer.
This video might challenge everything you thought you knew, but it aims to empower you to become smarter. We don't need to fight the system; we need to understand it and become a part of the solution – by becoming a capitalist ourselves.
If you're ready to see the world of finance and wealth building differently, this video is a must-watch. I share valuable insights on getting rich, business, investing, and achieving financial freedom.
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00:00How does a person become poor?
00:03That has nothing to do with me.
00:06Who would want to become poor?
00:09But precisely because more and more people are discovering the answer,
00:13including geniuses from the world's top universities,
00:17they have become enlightened, they have awakened.
00:21And therefore, recently, they have risen up in protest right in their own schools.
00:27This has forced America to pass a law,
00:30a law that even seeks to curtail the freedom of speech we have always revered.
00:36Why is that?
00:38Because this answer directly touches upon the interests of the highest echelon of the power pyramid.
00:45Today's video was actually completed a long time ago,
00:49but I had to edit it once again because the original version,
00:53every single word of it, was basically illegal.
00:58This is also the video that has worried me most for months.
01:03If I haven't been shut down, it is perhaps thanks to you liking and supporting me,
01:08Finance Hacked warmly greets you and our dear friends.
01:13Do you know what the future holds?
01:15Aside from free sunlight, for everything else, breathing, drinking water,
01:21you have to pay me because everything in this world belongs to me.
01:26If you want to use it, you must pay me.
01:30Doesn't that sound outrageous?
01:33As if it were a movie script.
01:36Do you know who I am?
01:37I am so very modest, so modest that my name has never appeared on the list of the richest people in the world.
01:47Yet I have gradually brought into reality a vision that many of you imagined as children,
01:52a vision of world domination.
01:55And the reason you do not know who I am is because I am not an individual,
02:00I am a corporation, a powerful mind.
02:03You may not believe it right now, but that's okay.
02:07Just try to think about it.
02:09How do you become poor?
02:12Is it by borrowing at high interest, gambling, prostitution, starting a business,
02:18investing, or simply doing nothing at all?
02:23Look at the greatest statistic in this world.
02:2697% of assets are held by 3% of the population,
02:30which means that the remaining 97% of people are poor.
02:34So what are these 97% of poor people doing?
02:40They study, work, get married, have children, and then die.
02:46You might think that being poor is due to doing nothing,
02:50but even if you do all of these things, you are still poor.
02:53The truth is, when you go to school, you are spending your parents' money
02:59and you don't even know why you have to study.
03:03Perhaps it is so that later you can get a good job and earn money to pay your parents back.
03:10But over 20 years of schooling, you end up spending a considerable amount of money.
03:16Then you graduate and start working.
03:18You study economics, but then what?
03:23Do you become an economist?
03:25I also studied economics, yet 80% of my college friends ended up selling insurance and real estate.
03:34It's fine, as long as you do well, you can still make money.
03:39You try to become an excellent salesperson and earn more than others,
03:43but people need to dress appropriately, don't they?
03:48At that point, you think you need to invest in yourself.
03:52Perhaps you should buy a Mercedes-Benz to greet clients,
03:56a Rolex to show that you're youthful and successful and to build trust,
04:00and an Armani suit to demonstrate professionalism.
04:04And after you have all of that, you become more attractive,
04:08and many women start seeking your attention.
04:10Then you cannot resist the temptation and you become a father.
04:17I don't even need to say what happens next, do I?
04:20You then become like your parents, having to support at least three people,
04:26taking care of their clothing, housing, and education for over 20 years.
04:32Do you think that is brutal enough?
04:36But the reality is even harsher.
04:38Every single dollar you spend ultimately flows into the pockets of the capitalists,
04:44and they use that very money to hire you to work for them,
04:48while continuing to lure many others into spending money on their products.
04:52Most importantly, they cause money to lose its value over time,
04:57which means that if you don't work and merely live off your savings,
05:01it won't last long.
05:02So you are forced to continue working hard.
05:07So who are these capitalists?
05:10How have we gradually fallen into this trap?
05:14And, most importantly, how do we break free from this deadly cycle?
05:19What I am saying today is sure to be controversial as always.
05:23Recently, this has become even more apparent,
05:28but many people cannot accept it because being reborn from the ashes is always painful and challenging.
05:34It can completely upend the value system of most people.
05:40Therefore, fewer and fewer people dare to talk about it.
05:43My video on YouTube might only be recommended to you once.
05:50If you want to keep this opportunity,
05:52you can connect with me right now by subscribing to my channel for free
05:56and turning on the notification bell.
05:59Have you ever thought about these things?
06:02The financial crisis of 2008
06:06The recent pandemic, or even Japan discharging nuclear wastewater,
06:12who benefits the most every year?
06:16Who is quietly taking advantage of the cycles of rising and falling interest rates to profit?
06:22Let me tell you, all of these things might be the result of disasters created by humans.
06:28They orchestrate crisis after crisis,
06:31then build their own Noah's Ark and ultimately sell tickets to the whole world at exorbitant prices.
06:39What does that mean?
06:41Just last year, America quickly passed a law banning discussions about Jesus being killed by the Jews in the Bible,
06:49as well as strictly prohibiting any allegations that smear the Jewish community,
06:54such as propaganda suggesting that the Jews control the American government.
06:58The media, the economy, and other sectors of society.
07:05Why is that?
07:07Some say this is just a conspiracy theory,
07:10but others claim that this very prohibition only exposes the truth even more.
07:16In any case, if you dare to mention it,
07:19you will be branded as a Jewish agent,
07:22which is tantamount to breaking the law.
07:24So, to be clear, today we are not talking about ethnicity,
07:29we are only talking about corporations.
07:32We all know that Apple was founded by Steve Jobs in a garage, right?
07:38So, who does Apple belong to?
07:41You will see that Apple's three largest shareholders are Vanguard,
07:46BlackRock,
07:47and Warren Buffett's company, Berkshire Hathaway.
07:50And what about Steve Jobs?
07:54His shareholding was so small that it didn't even make it into the top three.
08:00Now, let's look at Microsoft,
08:03the company of billionaire Bill Gates, right?
08:07But you will see that the three largest shareholders of Microsoft remain Vanguard,
08:12BlackRock,
08:13and the CEO of Microsoft.
08:15Yet this CEO only owns a mere 0.02% of the shares,
08:22and Bill Gates isn't even among the top three shareholders.
08:27To get straight to the point,
08:29you will discover that regardless of which technology conglomerate you examine,
08:33Google,
08:34Facebook,
08:35Amazon,
08:36Tesla,
08:37or other industries such as oil,
08:39Shell,
08:41BP,
08:42Pharmaceuticals,
08:43Johnson & Johnson,
08:45or Entertainment,
08:46Disney,
08:47Netflix,
08:48Universal,
08:49they all share one common point,
08:52the three largest shareholders are still Vanguard,
08:55BlackRock,
08:56and another company called State Street.
09:00It is worth noting that even State Street is controlled by Vanguard and BlackRock.
09:06The total assets managed by these three corporations have exceeded $21 trillion.
09:11You might not have any concept of this number,
09:16so let's put it in perspective,
09:18the total GDP of all 27 EU countries plus Japan is only about $20 trillion.
09:26Moreover, these three corporations hold cross-shareholdings,
09:31meaning that not only do they own the entire world, but they also control one another.
09:36What does that mean?
09:40It means that for most people, from the moment they are born until they die,
09:44every single dollar they spend ultimately flows into the pockets of these three corporations.
09:51You might think that you are choosing between Coca-Cola and Pepsi,
09:55but in the end, both belong to the same owner.
09:58Although our stances may seem different and these two companies appear to be competing with each other,
10:05if you look closely, you will see that the true owner behind both companies is still Vanguard and BlackRock.
10:13Sometimes along with Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway.
10:18And if you dig further,
10:19you will find that the largest shareholder of Berkshire Hathaway is also Vanguard and BlackRock.
10:25When the internet first began to develop,
10:29Apple and Microsoft seemed like two arch enemies.
10:32Some used iOS while others used only Windows.
10:37But once again,
10:38if you look at the largest shareholders behind these two companies,
10:42it is still Vanguard and BlackRock.
10:45This is the strategy of betting on both sides.
10:50No matter who wins,
10:51in the end the real winners are the financial forces behind them,
10:56so if today you want to climb higher,
10:58what must you do?
11:00You must find a way to win over these financial tycoons.
11:05Whoever obeys them will become the ruler.
11:09But why are they so rich that they can buy so many companies?
11:14Here's the thing,
11:15years ago,
11:16the CEO of BlackRock,
11:18while taking his dog for a walk,
11:20felt a bit bored and came up with an idea to make money.
11:25Imagine you are a bank,
11:27and someone comes to borrow 30 million to buy a house at an interest rate of 3%
11:32with a repayment period of 30 years.
11:36You lend 30 million,
11:38and after 30 years the borrower has to pay a total of 47 million,
11:43thus your profit is 17 million, right?
11:45But the problem is that earning 17 million over 30 years is too slow.
11:53So he came up with the idea of selling this debt.
11:56We all know that borrowing money requires collateral.
12:01If the borrower cannot repay,
12:02the collateral belongs to the bank.
12:06When someone borrows money to buy a house but cannot repay,
12:10the house will belong to the bank and can then be sold.
12:14Thus,
12:15that debt note worth 47 million is essentially an asset.
12:20Anyone holding this debt note has the right to collect from the borrower.
12:25If the borrower fails to pay,
12:27the collateral,
12:29the house,
12:29will belong to the holder of the debt note.
12:32Therefore,
12:34instead of waiting 30 years to collect the full 47 million,
12:38the bank decides to immediately sell this debt note to another financial institution for 31 million.
12:46This means that the borrower's debt has been transferred to another institution,
12:51and they only need to pay 31 million to own a debt worth 47 million,
12:57with full rights to collect.
12:59And what about the bank?
13:02The bank immediately makes a profit of 1 million without having to wait.
13:08If later the borrower fails to pay,
13:10that is no longer the bank's problem.
13:14Thus,
13:14the simplest way to make money is to continuously fine people to borrow money to buy houses.
13:21In this way,
13:22the bank continuously issues loans,
13:25then sells these debt notes to other financial institutions for immediate profit.
13:32This is precisely the method that the CEO of BlackRock devised.
13:36He invented this model so that anyone could borrow money from him.
13:42Even beggars,
13:43as long as they accepted borrowing at high interest rates.
13:47It is precisely because of this that housing prices in the US skyrocketed wildly at that time,
13:54and the value of those debt notes in his possession increased.
13:58Then he sold them to other financial institutions such as Learman Brothers.
14:04With this operation,
14:06just 1 million dollars could stir up a market worth billions of dollars.
14:12This is the very cause of the subprime mortgage crisis,
14:16the aftermath is well known to everyone.
14:18Poor people borrow money to buy houses,
14:22but when housing prices fall,
14:25they cannot repay their debts.
14:28Learman Brothers could not collect on the loans,
14:31leading to its bankruptcy and triggering the 2008 financial crisis.
14:37At that time,
14:38most companies and assets around the world were sold off at rock-bottom prices.
14:43But BlackRock,
14:45having made a fortune before the crisis,
14:49seized this opportunity to purchase global assets at cheap prices.
14:54For example,
14:55they bought back Barclays,
14:57the oldest bank in Britain,
14:59at an unprecedentedly low price during the crisis.
15:04The US Federal Reserve,
15:06Fed,
15:06even turned to BlackRock for assistance.
15:10The Fed granted BlackRock the authority
15:12to decide on repurchasing US corporate bonds to rescue the economy.
15:18Yes,
15:19you heard that right.
15:20The Fed,
15:22the agency responsible for printing money,
15:24handed funds to BlackRock and let them decide which companies to save.
15:30With their deep understanding of financial crises,
15:33since they created one,
15:35BlackRock easily helped the US government and the Fed overcome tough times.
15:40Thanks to that,
15:42BlackRock became a major force in America,
15:45establishing close ties with the ruling class.
15:50The US Treasury essentially became their backroom.
15:54Do you know what that means?
15:57Even America's pension funds have been entrusted to BlackRock's management.
16:01During the pandemic,
16:04when the economy was struggling,
16:06the Fed continuously printed money,
16:09and without any bidding process.
16:12BlackRock consistently received contracts to purchase $40 billion as worth of bonds each month,
16:19meaning that all the newly printed money flowed directly into BlackRock's pockets.
16:24Do you remember the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank,
16:28SVB,
16:29in 2023?
16:31It was BlackRock that was entrusted with evaluating assets and handling the crisis for the US government.
16:39At the same time,
16:41they expanded their influence into Europe,
16:44signing countless contracts with central banks and governments,
16:47even placing their people in important positions to influence White House policies.
16:54If you check the cabinet of former President Biden's administration,
16:58you will find that economic advisers,
17:01the vice president,
17:03and even the second-in-command at the US Treasury have all worked for BlackRock,
17:08not only that,
17:09BlackRock also poaches talent from the US Treasury and other financial regulatory agencies,
17:15hiring a large number of high-ranking officials as their own staff.
17:20This is equivalent to a teacher telling you that the exam will have a 1 plus 1 question but not giving you the answer.
17:29This is also why many stock market players end up losing money.
17:34The company you invest in might be very profitable and its value might be undervalued,
17:40but the stock price still won't rise.
17:42And as soon as you buy in,
17:45the price falls simply because the market is flooded with insider information and manipulation.
17:53Imagine if I were a tycoon and knew in advance that a certain stock was about to receive a wave of supportive policies,
18:00what would I do?
18:02Of course,
18:03I would buy it at the bottom when it's cheap.
18:06Moreover,
18:08many people sell,
18:09otherwise,
18:10the stock price could never get that low.
18:14This is called stock absorption.
18:17When the majority of shares are in my possession,
18:20there is no one left to sell on the market.
18:24At that point,
18:25I continue buying,
18:27and the stock price immediately soars.
18:30Simply put,
18:32when there is no supply and only demand,
18:34the stock price will undoubtedly explode.
18:38Then individual investors,
18:40seeing the stock price rise sharply,
18:43rush to buy.
18:45As soon as they buy in,
18:47I can sell a portion of my shares at a high price
18:50while simultaneously placing short orders to push the price down.
18:55When the price drops,
18:57individual investors panic and sell off to cut their losses,
19:00and I then buy back those shares at a lower price.
19:05After that,
19:06the stock price is quickly pushed up again.
19:10When the right time comes,
19:12with supportive policies announced and the media broadcasting loudly,
19:16prompting even more individual investors to buy,
19:19I can sell all my shares at the highest price.
19:23This is the true nature of the stock market.
19:26When masses of people rush into buy because of good news.
19:32That is when the tycoons offload their shares.
19:36That is why we do not need to overly focus on analysing news,
19:41reading financial reports,
19:43or studying complex economic indicators.
19:46The most important thing is to know how to observe the moves of the major players
19:51and follow in their footsteps.
19:54We only need to learn how to invest with the lowest risk during strong upward trends
19:59and know when to cut our losses if things go awry.
20:02If you have a good mentor or a reliable trading system,
20:06you only need to follow the steps.
20:08When most of the world's major companies are under the control of these two giant financial corporations,
20:16many controversies will arise.
20:19Many people eventually realise that most major events around the world are connected to them.
20:24Initially, I wanted to find a reason to refute this view,
20:30but in the end I was left speechless because,
20:33after all, those who ultimately benefit are indeed them.
20:37Have you noticed who made the most money during the pandemic?
20:41It was none other than Pfizer,
20:44the largest pharmaceutical company in America,
20:47whose largest shareholder is BlackRock.
20:49And what about the horrific wildfires in Hawaii last year?
20:56After that disaster,
20:57one company bought up countless properties for only 20.
21:02$0.00 each.
21:06Before the fire,
21:07the people of Hawaii had always refused to sell their homes,
21:11but after the blaze,
21:13countless houses were burnt down with losses everywhere,
21:16and eventually they were forced to sell their land.
21:20Those facing financial difficulties had no choice but to sell their assets to make ends meet,
21:26and the ones buying up these properties were truly fearsome.
21:31Looking at Japan,
21:32they discharged nuclear wastewater into the sea.
21:37On the surface,
21:38Tokyo Electric Power is the responsible party,
21:41but the largest shareholder of that company is BlackRock.
21:46Why did they do that?
21:48We all know that the greatest harm of radiation to humans is causing cancer.
21:54And who is the largest shareholder of the world's leading companies producing cancer drugs?
22:01It is also BlackRock.
22:03Is this just a coincidence?
22:07When the Russia-Ukraine war broke out,
22:10and of course wars require weapons,
22:13where did Ukraine's weapons come from?
22:16They were provided by the US government.
22:19But who stands behind the corporations that produce these weapons?
22:24It is still BlackRock.
22:28Furthermore,
22:29military aid is not free,
22:31Ukraine will have to repay the debt over a certain period.
22:36However,
22:37the war has dragged on so long that Ukraine's debt has accumulated to almost unpayable levels.
22:42Thus,
22:45the Ukrainian government had to mortgage national assets,
22:49including electricity,
22:50rare earths,
22:52energy,
22:52agriculture,
22:53and many other critical sectors,
22:56to American companies.
22:58If they cannot repay the debt,
23:00all these assets will belong to the American corporations,
23:04and who is behind those corporations?
23:06Again,
23:09it is BlackRock.
23:11BlackRock only needs to help Ukraine repay $110 billion,
23:16and they can almost control all of Ukraine's national assets,
23:20so how do we break out of this loop?
23:24Remember that the operating rules of this world cannot be changed.
23:28If they cannot be changed,
23:30then we can only learn to play by the rules.
23:33What is the true rule?
23:35Think carefully about this.
23:38The world does not need a Noah's Ark because the end is coming.
23:43Rather,
23:44because a Noah's Ark has been created,
23:46the end is bound to happen.
23:49In other words,
23:50if there is no demand,
23:52we will create the demand.
23:54Otherwise,
23:55who would pay an exorbitant price for a ticket on the Ark?
23:59In my previous video,
24:01I also discussed what the capitalists fear the most,
24:04an economic downturn.
24:07When technology develops,
24:09in the past we could only produce 100 items in a month,
24:13but with modern machinery that number can reach 10,000.
24:18However,
24:19people cannot consume all those products,
24:22they have no demand and do not want to spend money.
24:25If no one buys,
24:27businesses end up with excessive inventory.
24:30When goods pile up in factories,
24:33businesses go bankrupt,
24:35workers lose their jobs.
24:38Incomes drop,
24:40and when there is no money,
24:41they buy even less,
24:43the vicious cycle of decline begins.
24:45So what should be done?
24:49At that point,
24:50global tycoons sit down together
24:52and come up with a solution,
24:54brainwash everyone through advertising,
24:57making them spend money unconsciously.
25:00Just go on Facebook and see
25:02how many people have phrases like
25:04live for the moment
25:05or you only live once in their profiles.
25:09These phrases may sound like a philosophy of life,
25:13but what are they really?
25:14They are simply reasons created to justify spending money.
25:20Remember,
25:21if you want to make money,
25:22you must learn how to take money from other people's wallets.
25:27To do that,
25:28you must master three ultimate tricks.
25:32First,
25:33turning nothing into something.
25:36If a person only wants to satisfy the basic need of eating,
25:39what do they care about?
25:42Price.
25:43Price.
25:44They will choose the place that sells food the cheapest,
25:47and if you run a business like that,
25:49you can only keep lowering your prices,
25:52even if it means taking a loss.
25:55In that case,
25:56what is there left to play?
25:59Therefore,
26:00you must know how to turn a stone
26:02into something more expensive
26:03than a five-star restaurant meal.
26:06In the old days,
26:08capitalists wanting to boost consumption
26:11discovered an incredibly ordinary stone.
26:14Just carbon,
26:16which is found everywhere on earth.
26:19But simply by repackaging it,
26:21launching loud advertisements,
26:23and planting the slogan eternal diamond,
26:26an eternal love in everyone's mind,
26:28suddenly anyone getting married must buy a stone called a diamond.
26:32If you don't buy a diamond for your wife,
26:36what will people say?
26:38They'll say you don't love her,
26:41that you're stingy,
26:42that you lack courage.
26:44Marriage is for life,
26:46so does the gift you give need to be expensive?
26:48Of course,
26:50the more expensive,
26:52the more it shows your love.
26:55You might hesitate
26:55because this diamond costs as much as three years' income,
26:59but don't worry,
27:01capitalists will tell you
27:02that a diamond can become a family heirloom.
27:06Something your children inherit
27:07and even your grandchildren can continue to use.
27:12Suddenly,
27:13you feel that this is truly romantic and worthwhile,
27:16don't you?
27:17The result is that you spend all your three years' savings
27:21just to buy a stone,
27:23money that could have paid your child's tuition for years.
27:27Most importantly,
27:29once purchased,
27:30a diamond has almost no resale value.
27:34Every time I buy a Rolex,
27:36I am forced to buy several diamonds along with it in a bundled sale,
27:41but even if those diamonds are brand new,
27:43when resold they are only worth 30% of their original.
27:47In this way,
27:53the capitalists have created something that nobody really needs,
27:57yet even if I tell you the truth,
27:59I believe countless people will still buy diamonds when they get married
28:03because even if the woman you love doesn't need diamonds,
28:07her parents won't agree.
28:08So in the end,
28:10you will have to buy them.
28:13Second,
28:14change your mindset,
28:16use products to define social class.
28:20Suppose you only want to buy a simple,
28:22beautiful,
28:23and convenient bag.
28:25But capitalists will instill in your mind
28:28that a bag costing a few dozen dollars
28:30is only for factory girls.
28:32If you are a professional office worker,
28:36you must buy a bag that costs between $1,000 to $2,000
28:40and if you are attending a party.
28:44Going on a date,
28:45or simply want to show off your elegance,
28:48the rich typically buy bags priced between $10,000 to $20,000.
28:53In other words,
28:56price becomes directly proportional to your taste and social status.
29:02That makes sense.
29:03After all,
29:04the rich naturally buy expensive items,
29:07and only they can afford and are willing to pay for luxury goods.
29:12Who would want to carry the same bag as a factory worker?
29:16This is precisely how they exploit our comparative psychology,
29:20combined with the bombast of media and celebrity advertising,
29:25so that these perceptions gradually seep into your subconscious.
29:30For example,
29:31I don't know why boys have loved playing with cars since childhood,
29:35but the fact is that from an early age we were brainwashed.
29:40The toy cars we played with were all Porsches,
29:43Ferraris,
29:44and Lamborghinis.
29:46My father once gave me a toy Ferrari when I was little.
29:50And ever since then whenever I saw a Ferrari on the road,
29:54I felt it was the epitome of class.
29:57When I grew up,
29:59I actually bought a Porsche Cayenne and a Mercedes-Benz CLS,
30:03not because anyone in my family could drive,
30:06or that I could afford a two-seater supercar,
30:09but because in my garage there was always an empty space
30:12waiting for the day I'd buy a Ferrari,
30:14even though I rarely used it.
30:16The problem is,
30:19with technological advancements,
30:21cars,
30:22bags,
30:23and other products are being produced faster and faster.
30:27Although high prices mean good quality and durability,
30:31if a bag or a car can be used for 8 to 10 years,
30:35the economy would plunge into crisis due to overproduction.
30:38That is why a third trick is needed,
30:42continuous renewal.
30:44Take Tesla as an example,
30:46those who bought Teslas first are the most disadvantaged.
30:51Why?
30:52Because the current models have many more features,
30:56better designs,
30:57and significant improvements compared to the previous versions.
31:01All these improvements are based on the old version,
31:06meaning that the owners of the old cars
31:08are essentially guinea pigs testing the new products.
31:12If you don't want to be looked down upon by later buyers,
31:15you have no choice but to keep upgrading to new models.
31:20But the problem is that the value of an electric car depreciates very quickly.
31:25In the past,
31:27you chose an electric car over a gasoline car to save fuel,
31:31but now electric cars depreciate even faster than gasoline cars,
31:36just like smartphones.
31:39You just bought the iPhone 15 and then the iPhone 16 is about to be released,
31:44do you want to buy it?
31:46If you don't,
31:48your phone may still work well,
31:50but it becomes outdated.
31:53And when it's outdated,
31:54you can't experience the new features.
31:58Even if it's the same brand,
32:00you feel a step lower than everyone else.
32:04This makes you feel outdated,
32:07bored,
32:08and curious about the differences between the new and old versions,
32:12so you get caught in a cycle of loving the new,
32:15being tired of the old,
32:17and continuously consuming.
32:19You might say that phones can be upgraded,
32:22but cars are too expensive,
32:24and even if new generations come out,
32:27you don't have the money to buy one.
32:30Therefore,
32:31capitalists invented installment payment methods,
32:35allowing you to buy a car by paying in installments.
32:38You can pay gradually,
32:40shopping gradually.
32:43And because everyone adopts this consumption mindset and loves to spend money,
32:48that money ultimately flows into the hands of the capitalists,
32:53essentially meaning they have dominated the world.
32:56When you want to consume,
32:59when you want to shop,
33:00you need money.
33:02And when you need money,
33:04you are forced to follow their arrangements,
33:06working part-time,
33:08selling your labor,
33:09and even trying to win their favor.
33:12This is exactly how money controls people.
33:15Not only that,
33:18the money in your hands continuously loses value,
33:21forcing you to keep working and contributing non-stop.
33:26This is precisely why we must start our own businesses.
33:30When the rules of the game cannot be changed,
33:33the only thing we can do is participate.
33:37If you cannot beat the capitalists,
33:39then become a capitalist.
33:41There is nothing shameful about that,
33:44because not everyone who wants to can do it.
33:48You must learn,
33:49understand the nature of the world,
33:51and from there build a method that suits you.
33:55I hope this video does not sow hatred,
33:57but instead helps you become a smarter person.
34:01We only need to learn what is useful for making money.
34:06Since time is limited,
34:07I will end the video here.
34:10I share for free my knowledge on how to get rich,
34:13on business,
34:14investing,
34:15and achieving financial freedom.
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34:20please follow my channel,
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34:27I wish all of you to achieve financial freedom soon.
34:32As long as,
34:33in what I share,
34:34you can find even one or two useful insights
34:37to help improve your life.
34:39I will consider my mission accomplished.
34:44Goodbye and see you next time.
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