Bureaucrats and Bankers

By: Cheyenne Schulmer

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Length: 35 mins

Publisher's summary

You are a slave to the banks and the government in the country you are in, whether you are there voluntarily or imprisoned. The economic and social systems that we have created for ourselves vary from country to country and region to region, but in general, there is one commonality: there are few rich people and lots of poor people. Our story is simple; we have a mother, the Mitochondrial Eve, who migrated from Africa 160,000 years ago for survival. The human story continues today with a similar narrative, i.e., every action is guided by unconscious thought leading to our retaining life and procreating. No person is better than another, regardless of his or her title or perceived wealth. In the modern hierarchical societies that we have created over the last 10,000 years, we have become more specialized, but the dependence on other humans has not changed as we are social animals and live in a state of interconnectedness. Bankers and bureaucrats are mere people who rely on their customers and constituents to allow them to step up on a pedestal and hide in their offices. Titles are nothing more than words, and money is nothing more than paper or binary code on a computer screen. Barnum stated, "There's a sucker is born every minute", which is true if it's chosen. We are responsible for who we empower, and it's our support that allows the rich to be wealthy, governments to exist, and lines to be drawn on maps. Endorsement is a choice, and if it is non-adaptive, it makes little sense to continue to bear the authoritarianism.