Tom Bilyeu

But if you don't give back, then it's like, whoa, I'm not giving to you the next time.

It's something known as tit for tat.

So that is.

what's in the human mind.

And so for a while, we have run a strategy that just assumes everybody's a good person.

The reason that we could assume that is because people do not understand the economy.

They don't understand the impact of money printing.

They don't understand why if I print $1, there's no problem in the economy.

Why I print a million dollars, there's no problem in the economy.

They don't actually understand the mechanism.

It's very explainable.

It's straightforward.

It isn't simple.

And most people aren't going to be able to grasp it.

But nonetheless, because there isn't one for one, they then just go, oh, it's fake.

It's not a real thing.

And so we can just print as much money as we want.

Honestly, they're not even thinking about it that far.

They're just steering by their feelings.

And so it takes a while for all of this stuff to build up in the economy that it becomes a big enough problem that we then go, wait a second, hold on.