Suckers work for salary's. The ultra wealthy avoid this through long term capital gains, depreciation, Roth IRA (peter thiel buying 2k worth of PayPal stock options and rolling that to a 5 billion 100 percent tax free personal wealth fund so long as he doesn't touch it until he's 59), and a myriad of other tools.
In general there will always be tools to avoid the brunt of the tax burden so long as you are earning through investments not salary. If you earn solely through salary you are destined do to never get off the rat race of high taxes.
Odds are they helped develop and encourage it's adoption.
Results of crypto
1. One of the primary attack vectors on gold, one of the main enemies of the dollar and federal reserve.
2. Mass speculation and greed in crypto has led to it's adoption, which has led to the talk that we need a digital currency for several reasons. Results of a fully digital currency? Every dollar is tracked, no need for the $600 bank reporting requirement to catch the RICH
3. I still can't see the developer of Bitcoin not being a large group associated with government. Who could resist the temptation to be one of the richest people in the world from your creation, a group who is utilizing it for another purpose.
I've been aware of this phenomena since my mom was diagnosed with an electrical heart disorder. Most times you see a young healthy athlete die suddenly it's often something similar.
Causes
Brugada syndrome is a heart rhythm disorder. Each beat of your heart is triggered by an electrical impulse generated by special cells in the right upper chamber of your heart. Tiny pores, called channels, on each of these cells direct this electrical activity, which makes your heart beat.
In Brugada syndrome, a defect in these channels causes your heart to beat abnormally fast, creating a dangerous heart rhythm (ventricular fibrillation).
As a result, your heart doesn't pump enough blood to the rest of your body. You can faint if the abnormal rhythm lasts for a short time. Sudden cardiac death can occur if the abnormal heart beat doesn't stop.
Brugada syndrome may be caused by:
Structural abnormality in your heart, which may be hard to detect
An imbalance in chemicals that help send electrical signals through your body (electrolytes)
Use of certain prescription medications or cocaine
Risk factors
Risk factors for Brugada syndrome include:
Family history of Brugada syndrome. This condition is often passed down through families (inherited). If other family members have had Brugada syndrome, you're at an increased risk of having it, too.
Being male. Men are more frequently diagnosed with Brugada syndrome than are women.
Race. Brugada syndrome occurs more frequently in Asians than in other races.
Fever. A fever doesn't cause Brugada syndrome, but it can irritate the heart and trigger fainting or sudden cardiac arrest in someone with Brugada syndrome, especially in children.
Complications
Complications of Brugada syndrome require emergency medical care. They include:
Sudden cardiac arrest. If not treated immediately, this sudden loss of heart function, breathing and consciousness, which often occurs while sleeping, is fatal. With fast, appropriate medical care, survival is possible.
Fainting. If you have Brugada syndrome and you faint, get emergency medical attention
This video did a good indepth investigation. From memory Taylors hq is within 5 miles of McDonald's HQ.
To close for comfort when you see the type of shenanigans they go through to pad Taylors revenue
You would definitely enjoy the Robert sepehr rabbit hole. He hits on what you described and a whole lot more. Watching him, I'm like how is this information not more widely known. But I never have the time to do independent digging, to confirm or deny his research. But super entertaining.
Go down the Robert sepehr (has a channel on youtube) rabbit hole my friend. He's an anthropologist who has connected the dots in an interesting way if true.
The argument I've heard against FDIC insurance encourages a race to the bottom. Banks take more risk to make more profit (combined with the back drop of the feds willingness to bail then out? The more conservative banks either have to loosen up, or lose out to the looser banks.
There was not much money lost relatively speaking to banks not having FDIC insurance in the past. And there can be tremendous upside in researching to make sure your bank is only loaning to reputable investments, homes, etc
I'd say with a 6 to 3 conservative majority there is a solid (25-40 percent) chance the supreme court will revisit affectation doctrine they came up with in wickard. affectation doctrine-
Anything that affects interstate commerce the federal government can regulate
Chaos by tom O'Neil (about the Manson murders) does an excellent job of showing the corruption in la law enforcement and their ties to the federal intelligence agencies. He also did a podcast with Joe Rogan, which is how I discovered his book, and is well worth listening to. He found that the prosecutor in the Manson trial subjourned perjury, mansons ties to mk ultra, and quite a few other rabbits down the hole