Daniel Priestley

And with those two inventions, we just completely have crashed the industrial revolution system. And we have a new system that's in ascension, which is the digital system. And what's now happening is that you have people like myself who have digital businesses and living the best life ever. I can live and work from anywhere. I've got technology. I can run a pretty fun and affluent life.

I would not trade places for any other time in history. This is like the best time ever because I'm surfing the wave of this digital ascension. And then you've got

I would not trade places for any other time in history. This is like the best time ever because I'm surfing the wave of this digital ascension. And then you've got

I would not trade places for any other time in history. This is like the best time ever because I'm surfing the wave of this digital ascension. And then you've got

People who followed the rules, went to school, went to university, they became skilled labor and now they're trying to sell skilled labor into the workforce and that doesn't pay off and you can't get a house and you can't start a family and everything's overcrowded and nothing works.

People who followed the rules, went to school, went to university, they became skilled labor and now they're trying to sell skilled labor into the workforce and that doesn't pay off and you can't get a house and you can't start a family and everything's overcrowded and nothing works.

People who followed the rules, went to school, went to university, they became skilled labor and now they're trying to sell skilled labor into the workforce and that doesn't pay off and you can't get a house and you can't start a family and everything's overcrowded and nothing works.

So the industrial revolution system, the moment that we are in time right now is the industrial revolution system is in decline and the digital revolution is in ascension. And some people or a lot of people, 80, 90% of people are on this downward spiral and a small group of people are on this upward spiral. And we're just living through a time of transition.

So the industrial revolution system, the moment that we are in time right now is the industrial revolution system is in decline and the digital revolution is in ascension. And some people or a lot of people, 80, 90% of people are on this downward spiral and a small group of people are on this upward spiral. And we're just living through a time of transition.

So the industrial revolution system, the moment that we are in time right now is the industrial revolution system is in decline and the digital revolution is in ascension. And some people or a lot of people, 80, 90% of people are on this downward spiral and a small group of people are on this upward spiral. And we're just living through a time of transition.

This is not the first time this happened. In the late 1700s, we invented the steam engines in the UK, right? Silicon Valley of 1700s was York. So we invented steam engines and we invented pumps and we invented tractors and plows and all this sort of stuff. and factories, and we created the factory production method.

This is not the first time this happened. In the late 1700s, we invented the steam engines in the UK, right? Silicon Valley of 1700s was York. So we invented steam engines and we invented pumps and we invented tractors and plows and all this sort of stuff. and factories, and we created the factory production method.

This is not the first time this happened. In the late 1700s, we invented the steam engines in the UK, right? Silicon Valley of 1700s was York. So we invented steam engines and we invented pumps and we invented tractors and plows and all this sort of stuff. and factories, and we created the factory production method.

And there was this time of about 50 years from the late 1700s to the early 1800s where huge numbers of people were displaced from their jobs. Charles Dickens writes about kids on the streets, Oliver Twist, there's the tale of two cities, revolutions, French Revolution comes along. So essentially this industrial technology developed

And there was this time of about 50 years from the late 1700s to the early 1800s where huge numbers of people were displaced from their jobs. Charles Dickens writes about kids on the streets, Oliver Twist, there's the tale of two cities, revolutions, French Revolution comes along. So essentially this industrial technology developed

And there was this time of about 50 years from the late 1700s to the early 1800s where huge numbers of people were displaced from their jobs. Charles Dickens writes about kids on the streets, Oliver Twist, there's the tale of two cities, revolutions, French Revolution comes along. So essentially this industrial technology developed

You had 80%, 90% of people who were living and working on farmland and had agricultural-related jobs, and then machines came along and did those agricultural jobs. They got massively displaced. They went to the cities. They bred, and they were described like rats. In the UK, they put them on boats and sent them to Australia. This is where I'm from.

You had 80%, 90% of people who were living and working on farmland and had agricultural-related jobs, and then machines came along and did those agricultural jobs. They got massively displaced. They went to the cities. They bred, and they were described like rats. In the UK, they put them on boats and sent them to Australia. This is where I'm from.

You had 80%, 90% of people who were living and working on farmland and had agricultural-related jobs, and then machines came along and did those agricultural jobs. They got massively displaced. They went to the cities. They bred, and they were described like rats. In the UK, they put them on boats and sent them to Australia. This is where I'm from.

And they end up trying to get rid of people out of the country. There's too many people and they're not productive and we need to get rid of them. So a lot of people were displaced because of technology and it took 50 years, they call it the Engels pause, 50 years for the economy to start to sink back up again, like two generations.