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Who profits the most from such schemes? Credit card processor companies. I believe they're trying to trick us.
I have friend that said it 13 years ago. If you wanna be rich, make yourself the middle man. You can try to open a public company, market it, find investors, and hopefully you'll eventually run a profit and the stock value will go up. Or, you can be an investor making money by buying stock that provide good dividends and go up in value. But, the best position is in the middle exchanging the stock. You don't have to convince others to invest and run a company that is successful when competing with others. You don't have to investigate and guess which companies will be profitable while competing with millions of other investors, banks, and AI. Nope. You just sit back and relax while people fight each other on the battlefield field you created.
Those are the people that make it. They insert themselves in a situation where others fight but they win regardless of who else wins.
what you're describing is a leech. a parasite that offers no benefit to either nor adds to the value of society.
middlemen are the lowest of the low, and i cannot understand why anyone could sleep at night knowing their value in society is 0.
You gotta switch the cables. I'm assuming right now that you only want what you deserve through your labor. If you have extra or someone else is in need, you would rather they have it than you horde it or gain some luxury. Switch the cables so that what you value is hoarding and having luxuries without any merit. If someone else needs something, your power to not give leftovers to them is confirmation of your self-worth.
you are absolutely correct in your assumption. i grew up in poverty and i'd rather return to it if i could help others never having to experience it.
i get there are people with polar opposite views but absolutely cannot understand why you still wouldn't want to help the fellow man so we can all live better.