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But basically, to put it in kind of more quantitative metrics is most of the fourth turnings were actually all the fourth turnings basically happening at major long term debt cycle changes, as Ray Dalio would refer them to.

And the way I would phrase it, and I know that, you know, you’ve read the fourth third, and you’re a fan of that book. So while we have these domestic fiscal issues, the US is now strategically financially involved in two warfronts to different degrees. And then of course, the the, the other side of that are, you know, in addition to that, it’s the rising geopolitical conflicts around the world. So we have these kind of two very competing forces right now. Right? So the more the more public debt you have, the less intuitive that industry channel gets, as a policy tool. And if you go all the way to, like, say Japan’s case, it’d be even more extreme. And then as you get more and more debt on the public ledger, that interest rate setting mechanism gets less balanced, because now when you raise interest rates, although it does slow down bank lending, and we’re seeing that it also completely explodes the fiscal deficit through higher interest expense, which is a type of stimulus. And what makes this type of period different than most other periods, except for going back to the 40s, is that, you know, normally like, let’s say, in the 70s, when you raise interest rates, and you have very low public debt levels, the downward force you put on money creation from banks is a lot bigger than the upward force you put on your own government finances, through higher interest expense. So I think the biggest overall set of forces right now is the opposition between obviously the very, the increasingly tight central bank policy, especially from the Fed, as they, you know, they they keep rates high, they reduce their balance sheet being offset by the sheer amount of fiscal stimulus that is happening in the form of basically uncontrolled deficits. But before I dive into them, if we could just start at the high level question I like to always kick these discussions with you off with what’s your current assessment of the global economy and financial markets. I got a lot of questions for you, including some questions about your brand new book, which I understand is selling really well. It’s always a pleasure, Lynn, a lot of people have been asking loudly on this channel for your return, you’re gonna make a lot of people happy with today’s discussion. Could our markets be designed to become more efficient and fair? are central banks the best way to set monetary policy? And is there a better form of money than the current fiat currencies we use? We’ll dig into all those topics and more today with Lyn. Today’s guest expert Lyn Alden brings an engineering approach to finance and investing and spends a lot of time looking for better models that we should consider adopting as both a society and as individual investors. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete. Welcome to Wealthion and Wealthion founder Adam Taggart, Buckminster Fuller, the famous architect and systems theorist famously said, You never change things by fighting the existing reality. So for example, sovereign debt crises can lead to more geopolitical instability and geopolitical instability leads to sovereign debt crises. And generally, these things tend to feed each feed on each other. So that’s that’s the more financial or quantitative background of what happens. Similarly, Lynn has been successful in making multiple headlines on Reddit as well.Most of the fourth turnings were actually all the fourth turnings basically happening at major long term debt cycle changes as Ray Dalio would refer them to.

Speaking of her presence on Reddit, people are seen discussing her works on the platform.

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Over the past five years, the industry has turned towards self-financing from operations, generating free cash flow. Oil/gas/ngl/chemical pipeline businesses used to bring in external investor capital and redeploy it to build out the infrastructure. Lynn Alden is available on Instagram under the handle lady joined the platform in February 2021 and has more than 6k followers on the platform. Similarly, she stated that her husband comes from an Egyptian Muslim background. So, from the article, we also got to know that she got married to her boyfriend in 2018. According to one of the articles, she is seen explaining how she skipped an expensive wedding and spent just $800 for it.

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