You don’t need a secret meeting in a dark room for this to work. You just need a system where the rules quietly favour the top… and everyone below is too busy surviving to question it. Look closely at the structure: At the bottom people trade time for money, locked into rising costs, debt, and endless cycles of “just getting by.” In the middle institutions manage the narrative, set the rules, and keep everything “stable.” At the top those with assets, access, and leverage benefit the most when the system expands. Here’s the uncomfortable part: It feels like a grind… but it’s designed to keep moving. Because if growth stops the pressure shows. If too many people opt out the cracks appear. So what keeps it going? • Debt that must be repaid with interest • Incentives that reward growth over stability • Narratives that frame this as “normal” • And a population with just enough comfort not to revolt… but not enough freedom to step off the wheel This isn’t about “good vs evil.” It...