Tom Bilyeu

Even if you limit the calories, they're not even going to get fat.

So you can eat Twinkies.

You're going to look fine, but there's going to be all this metabolic dysfunction that's building up behind the scenes.

And so now come 2026, everybody's morbidly obese because they did not keep their eating in check and they're just eating Twinkies.

And so it's all sugar all the time.

And so there's just like this catastrophic problems that we see.

1971 is easy to point out because it was the last tether

We weren't one for one with gold.

We had not been for a very long time because that's the banker playbook.

So 1971, we finally severed the last tether.

Now money is truly fictional.

There's nothing to back it up.

It's just the government says it's valuable, therefore it's valuable.

So

We start having all kinds of problems.

We sort of get it in check for a little bit.

And then starting in 2000 with the dot-com bubble, all hell just starts breaking loose because we keep getting these huge bubbles, which are only possible because of all the debt that you're able to put into the system, all the gambling that people do because money's so cheap.

And the bubble bursts, the dot-com bubble bursts, and we have to pour money into the system, fake money.

to stabilize the economy, and it does.

First order consequences, it works, it works every time.