π Why the World Is Always in Debt: The System No One Explains
A Strange Reality Look at any major country in the world today. The United States, Europe, Japan, developing economies — almost all of them are in debt. Not small amounts. π Trillions. And yet, despite this massive debt, economies continue to function. Governments keep borrowing. Banks keep lending. Markets keep growing. Which leads to a deeper question: If debt is a problem… why is the entire world built on it? The answer is uncomfortable — but important. π Debt is not just part of the system. π Debt is the system. π§ The Basic Idea Most People Miss Most people think of debt as something negative. A loan. A burden. Something to be repaid and closed. At an individual level, this is true. But at a global level, the story is very different. Because in modern economies: Money is created through lending. This means: When banks give loans → new money enters the system When loans are repaid → money is effectively reduced So the system depends on continuo...

