I don't like talking about economics at all. 'Eco not mine'. And I don't listen to those who talk on TV because I get annoyed within a minute. But in the previous great crisis, tired of hearing about things I didn't understand at all, I decided to 'look'. The first thing I wanted to know is what money is (globally). Well, why bother. There, I got into a mess in which, every time I asked, things got more and more complicated; come on, suddenly it was all very similar to when I asked about God as a child. I had assumed from the start that it was an abstraction, but I assumed that this abstraction would have a fairly simple logical explanation. Error.
After almost a year and arduous investigations, I ended up understanding the concept of compound interest. And since at that time I was freaking out with quantum physics and the cosmos and the unification of all that and, as a consequence, with black holes, it was not difficult for me to understand the movement of compound interest and its tremendous analogy with black holes. So compound interest is a black hole in the space-time of the economy-commerce. A black hole that swallows 'the goods' (countries) of everything around it.
The peculiarity is that time is perceived differently depending on whether you are closer or further from the hole. Let's say that if you are in the third world, that process is experienced at breakneck speed; if you are in countries a little more resolved at a slower speed, for example North Africa; if you are in Greece, it slows down even more; in Spain or Italy even less; in France even less; and if you are in Germany, it is hardly perceived.
In reality, the singularity of these holes is in the financial centers. But in the end everything will be swallowed. Because the gravitational force deployed at the time with compound interest is colossal. Towards the hole. The problem is that near the hole that movement is perceived so slowly that it is hardly seen. And those who are there are so comfortable.
What has happened with the virus? Well, suddenly in Italy, France, Spain? the perception of that attraction has accelerated and the gravitational force of compound interest is clearly perceived, and that, incidentally, has meant that in places like Holland or Germany, where it was hardly perceived, they are beginning to see data of that gravity and how it begins to displace them towards singularity.
What is inside or after a black hole, as far as I know, is only speculation. Highly sophisticated mathematical elaborations, super complex abstractions and, at most, an owner in the form of a very fine spaghetti coiled in those numbers. Where saying 'we'll see' doesn't even make sense. Because once there, the time between the one who sees and the we'll see can be millions of years. And light years.
There is only one force capable of counteracting that gravitational energy of compound interest, and that is love. Which begins with solidarity, which begins not by asking for it but by giving it. That is, a movement inverse to the one we are making. First in solidarity with living beings, then the third world and so on up the scale. But as long as the people of the third world owe us that thing they call money, and which is an abstraction also subject to that thing called compound interest which, as I said, is not an abstraction but an attraction, well, to the hole. The Hole.
If you have read other things from me, this and more things I mean when I say that time is accelerating. Come on, it's not the same to see an iceberg at 10 knots per hour than at sixty. Decisions have less time. And the bad thing, I insist, is that if you go at 1,000 knots per hour it turns out that you see it in slow motion, and in slow motion you crash, as if you were comfortable. Seeing how the airbag explodes in super slow motion. Amazing.
I know it's all weird, but it is. That's science (I think). And these are not times to tell it in a 'spiritual' key. Which, by the way, I would like much more. Sincerely.
