Anonymous
ID: Y2Y3/09s
6/28/2025, 2:44:49 AM No.508918707
What would happen if a group of pirates acquired all your nations gold and then lost it or destroyed it?
Nations have taken many loans like this throughout history and the monetary benefits to the economies of scuttled fortunes is glaringly apparent as we reflect.
A pirate that sunk a national treasure could double or triple the value of every commoners salary overnight!
Better yet, what if this person or group of people took their rightfully owned monetary asset and lost it in a superior modern way like chemically decomposing it by shooting it into the sun or some other place off Earth that people can't get to, even in 300 years!
How would this one investment in the future of the transportation industry effect the world economy?
Would we make it back?
Pirates invented submarines, modern Pirates may invent vehicles that don't exist yet, like vehicles that can submerge in super critical plasma.
Here is a recent loan to the future that was found without interest other than time, just two weeks ago;
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/san-joe-galleon-ship-wreck-treasure-found-photos-b2768027.html
Nations have taken many loans like this throughout history and the monetary benefits to the economies of scuttled fortunes is glaringly apparent as we reflect.
A pirate that sunk a national treasure could double or triple the value of every commoners salary overnight!
Better yet, what if this person or group of people took their rightfully owned monetary asset and lost it in a superior modern way like chemically decomposing it by shooting it into the sun or some other place off Earth that people can't get to, even in 300 years!
How would this one investment in the future of the transportation industry effect the world economy?
Would we make it back?
Pirates invented submarines, modern Pirates may invent vehicles that don't exist yet, like vehicles that can submerge in super critical plasma.
Here is a recent loan to the future that was found without interest other than time, just two weeks ago;
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/san-joe-galleon-ship-wreck-treasure-found-photos-b2768027.html
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