Minimum questions required for an understanding of a concept as applied to life.

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I would attempt to show those, who may be confused on the key points related to the issue of “money” how it can control both: the Government and its People?

In order to do so in very, simple terms, I would rely on basic concepts of combining basics of the finances with basics of the Esoterism, as they may be applied to getting to the core of any issue – not just “money.”

I have arrived to this notion, when pictured in my mind how would I explain almost any, socio-political concept to myself and/or a beginner so that there is no confusion but enough is given for him/her to continue on his/her own, instead of being scared away by too much complexity and terms being thrown.
I asked myself, “how would I find it to be comfortable to have someone explain it to me without going too far and for too long?” Substitute the word “me” with “you.”

Here it is:

Minimum questions/answers required for an understanding of a concept as applied to life.

I need the following in a basic format for a start:

The Concept:

1) The definition.

2) The understanding of the concept.

3) Its brief, history tied up to its reason for existence?

4) To use a specific example: i.e. in this Country (as there may be variations in different countries.)

5) To determine who controls the concept?

6) What does that control accomplish?

7) As I am finding out who is control, I have to assume, there is some entity that is being under the control, then, who is it?

8) Why 7) is in control and not 8)?

9) What are the key points related to the concept based on 1) -8)?

10) Have there been any violations of law or any injustice done concerning the concept?

11) What is going on with it today?

12) What is the possible future?

13) Can it be improved?

14) If 13) is true – how?

15) Is there a system, which uses the concept in more beneficial way?

16) What is that, better way, if any?

17) Providing 15 & 16) to be true, how can it be applied to our Country?

18) What are reliable sources of information, known to me?

19) How can I get more sources if need any, not known to me?

20) How can I share the acquired knowledge as what is the point to sit on it when the
former must benefit the People?

21) Miscellaneous.


In the next post, I would share how I applied that simple system to the concept of the “money” in the US, getting precisely to the core or center of the issue why paper money-notes were developed and for what purpose so that any one who is not familiar with the finances can see that clearly as well.

Could you please write with plain black and use colors for highlights? it is really hard to read all your colorful words on a computer screen. Yes I could print it, but why not just write in plain black? It's easier for you to do and easier for me to read...

I would really appreciate it.

Thank you so much. Also, when are you going to finish it? I'm ready to read it.

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Originally Posted by Kris

Could you please write with plain black and use colors for highlights? it is really hard to read all your colorful words on a computer screen. Yes I could print it, but why not just write in plain black? It's easier for you to do and easier for me to read...

I would really appreciate it.

Thank you so much. Also, when are you going to finish it? I'm ready to read it.

Dear Kris, I gladly, post the format, which is easier to you as, I am sure, you have your reasons.
I, also, believe that when one has them, others may or may not, also, have them but that, one person is not any less important than the majority.
Having stated so, the first step is to take care of the problem, and, then to go into the logistics.
The plain black/white, original Post is, respectfully, re-posted below.
Afterwards, I would share why I write in such script and try to determine if we can find a simple solution to all the scripts’ issue.
I, mean what write/say and do care to know what works or doesn’t.
Always, write your suggestions freely as we are all free and that’s why we are here.

By the way,

Sui iuris is a Latin phrase that literally means “of one’s own right” but is usually understood as 'of a peculiar nature'. It is usually spelled "sui juris" in civil law, which uses the phrase to indicate legal competence, the capacity to manage one’s own affairs (Black's Law Dictionary, Oxford English Dictionary). The English word “autonomous” is derived from the Greek words that correspond to Latin "sui iuris".


Since we are in such noble space online, we should all act not less than that definition as it was chosen for a reason by the people who run this Website/Forum.

May we all act as Sui Juris indeed, then we would accomplish amazing acts and by noble and honest means.

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Originally Posted by Kris

Could you please write with plain black and use colors for highlights? it is really hard to read all your colorful words on a computer screen. Yes I could print it, but why not just write in plain black? It's easier for you to do and easier for me to read...

I would really appreciate it.

Thank you so much. Also, when are you going to finish it? I'm ready to read it.

I would finish the second part some time before one (1) am






I would attempt to show those, who may be confused on the key points related to the issue of “money” how it can control both: the Government and its People?

In order to do so in very, simple terms, I would rely on basic concepts of combining basics of the finances with basics of the Esoterism, as they may be applied to getting to the core of any issue – not just “money.”

I have arrived to this notion, when pictured in my mind how would I explain almost any, socio-political concept to myself and/or a beginner so that there is no confusion but enough is given for him/her to continue on his/her own, instead of being scared away by too much complexity and terms being thrown.
I asked myself, “how would I find it to be comfortable to have someone explain it to me without going too far and for too long?” Substitute the word “me” with “you.”

Here it is:

Minimum questions/answers required for an understanding of a concept as applied to life.

I need the following in a basic format for a start:

The Concept:

1) The definition.

2) The understanding of the concept.

3) Its brief, history tied up to its reason for existence?

4) To use a specific example: i.e. in this Country (as there may be variations in different countries.)

5) To determine who controls the concept?

6) What does that control accomplish?

7) As I am finding out who is control, I have to assume, there is some entity that is being under the control, then, who is it?

8) Why 7) is in control and not 8)?

9) What are the key points related to the concept based on 1) -8)?

10) Have there been any violations of law or any injustice done concerning the concept?

11) What is going on with it today?

12) What is the possible future?

13) Can it be improved?

14) If 13) is true – how?

15) Is there a system, which uses the concept in more beneficial way?

16) What is that, better way, if any?

17) Providing 15 & 16) to be true, how can it be applied to our Country?

18) What are reliable sources of information, known to me?

19) How can I get more sources if need nay, not known to me?

20) How can I share the acquired knowledge as what is the point to sit on it when the
former must benefit the People?

21) Miscellaneous.


In the next post, I would share how I applied that simple system to the concept of the “money” in the US, getting precisely to the core or center of the issue why paper money-notes were developed and for what purpose so that any one who is not familiar with the finances can see that clearly as well.

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As those who control money, control the politics, it is important to understand how money operates and why and who does it and why?

Once you understand that, it becomes so much more difficult to control you politically.

Therefore, I would proceed slowly by precise details so that you can put two and two together yourself and not wonder, anymore, what happened and why?

Those 21) would provide enough answers for you to see the real iceberg below the visible tip they allow you to see.

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Originally Posted by Kris

Could you please write with plain black and use colors for highlights? it is really hard to read all your colorful words on a computer screen. Yes I could print it, but why not just write in plain black? It's easier for you to do and easier for me to read...

I would really appreciate it.

Thank you so much. Also, when are you going to finish it? I'm ready to read it.

I promised to explain why colors are used in scripts on my writings?

I try to use efficient and illustrative ways of expressing the ideas I raise.

Why?
Because, that approach seems to me more superior to a plain black/white script.

It is easier for me to write in plain black and take much less effort and time, but I try to put quality in what do so I can give more.

By giving more, I open myself for receiving more eventually too,


I am limited by my time and space in a Forum, the way the posting of messages can be set up, I can’t put all the images I wished to put to strengthen the points or use my tone or gestures.
What is left to me is an alternative way to overcome the shortness of the message posting limits. Therefore, I use what is left available to me.

I resort to the colors of the script, which is an available tool to me.
I don’t use colors randomly at all; and, there is a pattern in them.

The general script is of the deep violet/purple color.
Why?
Because violet/purple, particularly the shades of it, as in the night sky full of stars, represent the color of spirituality and priesthood in the higher aspects.

Colors are frequencies of the energy vibrating in the oscillations of light.

Therefore, by giving the readers to the frequency of energy, which is light of the color violet/purple (that particular shade) I create and additional effect when their eyes are being stimulated by that frequency, while they read.

It can’t do miracles just by that alone but any one who is being bathed in that color via the optic nerve in the eyes receiving electro-magnetic impulses which would stimulate the part of the brain, which is harmoniously affected by such frequencies.
Moderate exposure to such has a mild calming and spiritual like effect.
Some are more influenced by such – some less.
Yet colors affect us all as they are energy and energy affects all and everything.

Violet on white is a reversal of the night sky, where it is white on the background of the violet i.e. glow of stars in space.

That main color I use is violet script on the white background.

Next:

Other colors.

They serve as creators of pattern for ease of finding definition, key points, and examples.
they also dilute the overpowering of one, main color.

Definitions are in red. Sub or over -definitions are in darker.
Endings or references to the next post(s) are in deep blue.
Explanations are in teal.
Those that need to stand out from the other explanations re in deep orange.

Additional examples or definitions of lower statue are in green colors.
Not all colors are uniformed yet, but as I experiment with tem, I will use them precisely.
I try not to use the colors that are bleak against the background so that readability is retained.

It would accomplish an effect of easier and faster reading as, those, who notice the pattern, would be able to quickly find the definitions, key points and examples choosing what to concentrate on as time is precious to many.
What may seem as a strange choice of unneeded colors in reality is a way to use patterns for simplicity, easy, and overall positive and harmonious effect on a mind.

Declaimer: all those folks who may, by their, own determination, find that I attempt to manipulate their brain or brainwash them, I suggest to read what I wrote honestly and not what their imagination or mind may convince I wrote.

Violet color is noble and legal color and is free to use in the US and the rest of the world to my knowledge.
Look at it, as if I was playing the sounds of waves and seagulls cries in the background.
Colors I use brainwash no more than the sounds at the shore as both have a calming and positive effect on mind.

Some folks may be uncomfortable by the sounds of the shore or certain colors.
I can suggest copy/paste any, such Article in the Notepad in your PC as that removes all formatting at once.

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Cool and warm colors

Warm:

are all those that have a yellow undertone, such as bright red, oranges, yellows, and green-yellows, and are typically thought to express warmth, comfort, and energy. These colors also tend to make things stand out and advance towards you from the page or screen.

Cool:

those colors which have a blue undertone, and include violets, blues, aquas, and greens. When they are used together, cool colors seem to move away from the viewer, and express coolness, detachment, stability, and calmness.

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Cool and warm colors


As it is important to project the energy of “detachment, stability, and calmness”
cool colors should be preferred to the hot ones in socio-political writings
so that the mind of the reader is not overwhelmed but is kept detached and self-discerning.

Cool colors would provide more freedom of choice and calmness, thus.

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The Concept:

1) The definition.

Money:

mon•ey (mŭn'ē)
n., pl. -eys or -ies.
1. A medium that can be exchanged for goods and services and is used as a measure of their values on the market, including among its forms a commodity such as gold, an officially issued coin or note, or a deposit in a checking account or other readily liquefiable account.

2. The official currency, coins, and negotiable paper notes issued by a government.

3. Assets and property considered in terms of monetary value; wealth.

4.
a. Pecuniary profit or loss: He made money on the sale of his properties.
b. One's salary; pay: It was a terrible job, but the money was good.

5. An amount of cash or credit: raised the money for the new playground.

6. Sums of money, especially of a specified nature. Often used in the plural: state tax moneys; monies set aside for research and development.

7. A wealthy person, family, or group: to come from old money; to marry into money.


2) The understanding of the concept.

Money (monies), as a term that actually refers to two concepts:

1) the abstract unit of account in terms of which the value of goods, services, and obligations can be compared;

2) and anything that is widely established as a means of payment. Frequently the standard of value also serves as a medium of exchange, but that is not always the case.


Many ancient communities, for instance, took cattle inland or sea-life if lived at the shores(fish, general seafood) as their standard of value but, in time, began to look for more manageable objects as means of payment.

Monetary Exchange became a considerable improvement over general barter, since it permits elaborate specialization locally and abroad, and gives general purchasing power presently or for such exchange in the future.

The ancient civilizations chose something that was of value to them, depending on the time and location.

Some used strong stones that could be used as tools.
People exchanged their service and talents.

“I can make this weapon for you, please give me your cow in return.”

“I can give you some of my bread I can harvest, give me your daughter in return to be my wife.”

People formed alliances based on how useful they could be to each other.

As technology advanced and metals were utilized, people began to use metals as value of exchange.


From the earliest times, something of value or what we call money were anything that could be used as tools.

Later, they were based on semi or precious metals as people learned how to utilize them.

The metals gained wide monetary (or value) use, being convenient, durable, and useful in everyday life in craft and the existing technology.

Metals have high intrinsic value commonly attached to them. The better are the qualities of the metals, the higher is value attached to them respectively.
Obvioulsy, they were stronger and provided more use than stanes and sticks.

The metal age replaced the stone age.
Metal as value or money became essential to any soceity.


That is self-evident as societies only chose what was based on usefulness and simplicity of use, which could be applied to the society as a whole.

Paper currency first appeared about 300 years ago; it was usually backed by some “standard” commodity, which had to have an intrinsic value into which it could be freely converted on demand. Please note this phrase, “freely, converted, on demand!”

We would come back to that, critical concept of how metals “became” paper and why as well of “freely on demand”


First metals used were copper and brass, because these metals were strong and useful became the tools enabling society to produce and develop craft and be able to defend and advance.

People realized quickly that metals are of the essential value to them.

Some could use the metals directly, some began to barter it in exchange what was useful to them and their ability to utilize their talents more efficiently.

Metals became vital to the survival of any tribe or group of people.

As there were constant threat of one group against the other, metals allowed developing the best weapons.
Stronger weapons able to give the edge in the warfare were one of the keys to victory.

As people always searched for ways to improve and better themselves, they discovered that iron and certain combinations and additives to/of metals could produce better weapons and meant the improvement of the
existing “technology.”

Silver and gold were discovered as much better than most of other metals out shadowing copper and brass as the former were so much stronger and allowed to make much more out of them.

Healing properties and some electromagnetic properties were discovered even though the people could not yet understand what electromagnetism was.

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As people always try to get the best and what gives them an advantage, silver, and gold, as well as, once discovered, platinum, became treasured and formed the base of the strength of many groups and societies.

For obvious reasons, as trade and barter were essential, the people began trading and bartering silver and gold to each other and to other nations.

As you could guess, other nations discovered the value of silver and gold about the same time.

Those who did not discover; yet, were given samples by the travelers and those who searched for new territories.
Once, one Nation has something, the knowledge of that spreads abroad eventually.

Silver and gold became almost universal.

Once again, not for their pretty look only but, mainly, for the superior qualities they offered: strong, durable, and, yes, beautiful.

3) Its brief, history tied up to its reason for existence?

As societies advanced, it was not convenient to exchange cattle or honey or anything that was not uniformed as the growth of societies and more interactions between them demanded some uniformed medium of exchange.

Some common value had to be introduced and that had to be not too large so that it could be carried, as distances/travel was more and more accessible locally and abroad.

“I need your bread’s supply for a month; I can give you my goat in return,” could work with some neighbors but become ineffective for too many people, as groups grew larger and interacted with other groups more often.

Traveling with a goat using it as value or barter far wasn’t always convenient as well.

If people could come up with something that they could all carry and then use it for anything based on same value, then it could be easier for all.

As there were too many opinions of many different folks, the wise men said, “let’s use what all or almost all recognize as being useful and that, which is of high quality as not all want a goat and not all want the bread.

Some love fruits and vegetable and some cannot stand goat’s milk but only want that of a cow."

Wise men were wise indeed.



Silver and gold could be preserved for, practically, eternity and could be broken into small peaces that all could carry if had to.

Cattle, milk, eggs, and honey are, on the contrary are perishable goods i.e. they get spoiled fast or livestock can, just, die suddenly.

Non-perishable, easy to carry, small, lightweight, and durable items are much more convenient, then, to all.



Since same pieces of silver and gold were so convenient to all and recognized by most as of common value, eventually, silver and gold tokens or coins became what we could call - of value to many people.

Silver and gold became long lasting and non-perishable “means of payment or exchange for something valuable.”

We must add platinum too but is was harder to obtain and was rarer than gold and silver.

Gold became more precious than silver and platinum more precious than gold.

Why?

Because their qualities-properties were higher or more precious from the point of view of their physical qualities to the people – not, just, appearance.


By the way, silver appeals to me more than cold just by the feeling I get from comparing two.

Gold is more precious, yet, silver possesses certain qualities which gold does not and is even a better conductor of electromagnetism to my understanding.
Silver some has unique healing properties too and is usually contained in the water-based sources that are considered to have miraculous, healing powers.

Society places much more value on gold; yet, I go by other qualities and, still, prefer the energy of silver than that of gold.


Soceity places much more value on gold; yet, I go by other qualities and, still, prefer the energy of silver than that of gold.

Silver:

(Symbol Ag) A lustrous white, ductile, malleable metallic element, occurring both uncombined and in ores such as argentite, having the highest thermal and electrical conductivity of the metals. It is highly valued for jewelry, tableware, and other ornamental use and is widely used in coinage, photography, dental and soldering alloys, electrical contacts, and printed circuits. Atomic number 47; atomic weight 107.87; melting point 960.8°C; boiling point 2,212°C; specific gravity 10.50; valence 1, 2.


Gold:

(Symbol Au) A soft, yellow, corrosion-resistant element, the most malleable and ductile metal, occurring in veins and alluvial deposits and recovered by mining or by panning or sluicing. A good thermal and electrical conductor, gold is generally alloyed to increase its strength, and it is used as an international monetary standard, in jewelry, for decoration, and as a plated coating on a wide variety of electrical and mechanical components. Atomic number 79; atomic weight 196.967; melting point 1,063.0°C; boiling point 2,966.0°C; specific gravity 19.32; valence 1, 3.


Platinum:

(Symbol Pt) A silver-white metallic element occurring worldwide, usually mixed with other metals such as iridium, osmium, or nickel. It is ductile and malleable, does not oxidize in air, and is used as a catalyst and in electrical components, jewelry, dentistry, and electroplating. Atomic number 78; atomic weight 195.08; melting point 1,772°C; boiling point 3,827°C; specific gravity 21.45; valence 2, 3, 4.


ps.

Duc·til·i·ty:

n.
[Cf. F. ductilité.]


1. The property of a metal which allows it to be drawn into wires or filaments.


2. Tractableness; pliableness.

ductility, ability of a metal to plastically deform without breaking or fracturing, with the cohesion between the molecules remaining sufficient to hold them together (see adhesion and cohesion).
Ductility is important in wire drawing and sheet stamping. The metal must neither break nor be scraped off during these processes.
Platinum, steel, copper, and tungsten have high ductility.

Ductility is a focus of rheology, the study of how materials deform and flow in response to force.

Malleability:

property of a metal describing the ease with which it can be hammered, forged, pressed, or rolled into thin sheets. Metals vary in this respect; pure gold is the most malleable. Silver, copper, aluminum, lead, tin, zinc, and iron are also very malleable. Some heating usually increases malleability. Zinc, for example, at ordinary temperatures is very brittle, but is malleable in the temperature range from about 120°C. to 150°C. Impurities adversely affect the malleability of metals.


to be continued