Their knowledge is far deeper than normies will ever know — stemming all the way back to Kemet, and maybe even earlier. They are geniuses of alchemy and spellcraft (read: propaganda).
Trading paper for gold by corrupting followers to accept that paper as gold, with the offer of the riches that paper promises, what genius.
Eventually, the corrupted masses will fight for their own paper as power — in a game where the paper the systems(and the power) are made up by you for you, the great alchemist and sorcerer.

It was all quite genius, if I do say so myself.

Bro’s using generational spellcraft and alchemy to the point where they don’t even need slaves running the paper factories or machines anymore — they’ve given rocks mathematical sentience to become the new workers, requiring fewer resources.

Shit's wild.

That’s the trick :baby make the lie feel like your survival depends on it
and people will guard it like it’s sacred truth.
The power of Kings and Priests.

Remember kids Invest in Crypto

Invest in the things computers are made out of.

>>510480164
Smart move this will work untill comet mining
Land is also a good investment as real estate is the new gold standard
But heres the deal
When you define value
And you control belief
You are the god of that system
and
The new magi wear hoodies and talk about/make crypto.
But it’s the same game. Same throne. New skin.
Learn the glyphs. Read the contracts. See the trick.
Or get played by it.

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>>510479894 (OP)
To expand upon this
1. Alchemy & the Birth of Paper Money

In 15th-century Europe, scarcity of gold and silver pushed rulers to fund wars and expand economies. They turned to alchemists, not only to literally manufacture gold, but to dream up a conceptual alternative: credit-money—an alchemical transmutation of debt into wealth .

Marco Polo marveled that Kublai Khan “possess[ed] the secret of the alchemists” by issuing paper money—literal paper from bark, yet accepted as gold
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2. China’s Magic Cash

From the Tang (7thc.) to the Song dynasty (11thc.), China used “flying cash” and “jiaozi” — proto-banknotes backed by silk or coin deposits. By the Yuan dynasty (13thc.), paper money was everywhere—until overprinting brought ruin
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3. Europe’s Financial Transmutation

England’s Hartlib Circle (mid-1600s) compared credit systems to the philosopher’s stone—suggesting that paper currency could multiply wealth nearly infinitely
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Once the Bank of England launched in 1694, central banking replaced alchemy as the real-world 'magic' solution
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4. Alchemy in Literature – Faust & The Emperor

In Goethe’s Faust, Mephistopheles tricks the Emperor with paper money: “secure pledge…underwrite…buried treasure.” It’s alchemy for the modern age—faith-made-fiat undermining the natural order
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5. Zeus of Coinage & Symbolic Authority

Rome minted coins in temples, invoking Moneta, goddess of memory and money—the word ‘mint’ derives from her name
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Kings used seigniorage—charging for coinage production—to create profit from thin air, asserting authority over the very structure of value
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6. Magic Behind Fiat Money & Central Banking

Paper currency became state-backed after centuries of mistrust; experiments by Spain and Sweden failed until 1694’s Bank of England solidified note issuance
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Modern banking magnifies money through the money-multiplier, a system akin to conjuring—printing paper backed by trust, not metal
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7. Symbols, Belief & Control

Whether coins, banknotes, flags, or memes—every symbol roots itself in cultural belief and authority. It carries power not because it’s real, but because we agree it is.

Kings, priests, and magi didn’t just create money—they crafted meaning. That shared belief became a social technology.

Why It Matters
Concept Explanation
Alchemy Finance Transmutation wasn’t just leadgold—it was debtpower.
Paper as Philosopher’s Stone Paper money replaced metal gold as the ultimate transmutation.
State Ritual & Symbolic Power Coins in temples, paper under sovereign seal—ritual + belief = value.
Modern Sorcery Banking is structured as magic: algorithms, leverage, fiat.
Bottom Line

The blueprint of power hasn’t changed:

Transform belief into value – coin, paper, algorithm.

Bind the collective mind – through seal, symbol, ritual.

Maintain authority – through control of issuance and narrative.

From Kemet to Kublai Khan, from Faust to Fed, it’s one long alchemical spell:
Make the lie feel like survival depends on it—and the masses will defend it as divine truth.