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Why is there so much poverty in the world? Is there too little money for everyone? No, there is very, very much money in the world. Is the money too unequally distributed? Yes, the money is very unequally distributed, but it is not the main problem. The main problem is that those who have the money are not investing in the right thing. When people invest in BTC or gold, for example, the money is trapped and does nothing. It is dead. But if they were to invest in, say, water pipelines in Africa or better roads in Asia and get good returns from the investment, the money would not be dead in a cold wallet, it would be securing jobs and improving infrastructure. The money has to move. Money has to circulate between people like blood in an organism and keep the economy alive. That is the purpose of money. And when the poor people say, but I don't have money? Yes you do, there is money for you. It's called Bitcoin Cash. Use it, overcharge others to take it. Bitcoin Cash is there for you. The purpose of Bitcoin Cash in moving from person to person, doing good and creating wealth. Max, for example, has made a good start. See for yourself. https://read.cash/@Maxdevalue.BCH
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The problem is the uneven distribution. I think even if BCH is adopted the rich will hold more and become holders and the poor will suffer again
That is a problem, but not the main problem. The main problem is that the rich buy things like BTC or gold or other things that don't create jobs.
The poor always remain poor just because tjey don't have any money that's why they couldn't catch any money!!!!But the riches are becoming more rich than before!!!! They have enough money and also they are catching the more!!!!!
No. Fiat money will lose its importance. The rich in fiat money will no longer be so rich.
Then hope for the best!!!!One day there will be no one as poor person!!!!
There will always be people who have more than others. What is important is that absolute poverty is eradicated, that everyone has enough to eat and has a roof over their head.
Yeah!!!!!!!
I truly admire your vision but I guess some people remain poor because they have no vision such as yourself or just contented with life as it is for them. This is totally my point of view. Because I often notice that some people are just not grabbing opportunities knocking on their doors. Even if you presented them with the idea of adapting new trends like bitcoincash, if they're not into it, they wouldn't even try.
Don't give up. It is a process. It won't happen immediately, but many people are working on it. https://morelibertynow.com/a-voluntary-world-by-2064/
I'm hoping for it actually. I know it's gonna take some time though.
The internet won't let me go to read.cash tonight. :-( But regarding your point, we should understand that we don't own the things of this world, God does. We are the stewards of the wealth he may bestow upon us, so we should use it wisely. Use your wealth in way God would approve of. Investing money to enrich society is probably a good thing. Hiding money away in a wallet or safe is probably a bad thing.
>But regarding your point, we should understand that we don't own the things of this world, God does Why does God allow many innocent children to die of starvation?
Beats me! Why does a loving God allow evil to exist? If God is good, and created everything, then did God also create evil? I can't answer these questions. I'm not a member of any specific religion, but I do believe the universe was created by a Creator, that the universe has a purpose, and that this Creator is good. However, innocent children suffering and dying of illness or disease is something I will never be at peace with. I mentioned the concept of "stewardship" because it gets mentioned frequently at my wife's church, and it seems like a useful and good way to live, and view the material world.
>but I do believe the universe was created by a Creator, that the universe has a purpose, and that this Creator is good. It is not impossible, but probably he has given up his work or no longer cares, otherwise he would not allow so much suffering and injustice.
I remember arguing almost your very argument years ago with a truck stop preacher, of all people. I mentioned reading a book about a little girl dying of cystic fibrosis, (what an awful death that is!), and questioning how a "good" God could let such a terrible thing happen. His comment was simply, "Who are you to judge God?" Maybe it's because I'm older now, and my brain is softer, but I will admit the possibility that what I perceive as "good" or "evil" is filtered through my own mortal, fallible mind, and that there is more going on than what I realize. Other times I say, "Nah! That's bullshit! No kid should suffer like that!" But either way, who the hell am I to judge anybody, let alone whatever force created this existence.
I am far from judging the God. Surely one can say, God wants children to be abused by pedophiles. God wants people to be tortured and many bad things to happen. You can say that has a meaning, God wants people to suffer. But then admit that this cannot be a good God (at least not good for the people in this life).
I would change "wants" to "allows", not that it matters all that much. I have an answer, but I don't like it. The answer is that we humans are just irrelevant as regards the overall "good" of the universe. That sucks!
>The answer is that we humans are just irrelevant as regards the overall "good" of the universe. That sucks! I agree with you. People totally overestimate themselves and their importance in the universe. The universe is billions of years old and there may be billions of universes too. Human life and all of humanity is an instant in comparison. Perhaps the God is not paying any attention to the whole thing here at the moment because he has thousands of better universes. I always laugh the most when I see a sporting event and players from both teams pray to the same God to help them win.