A project of the new era and a break in the old economy
Economy of direct values: authors create meaning without fiat money.
If it works, then it works. Facts speak for themselves, it’s only a matter of time! I am creating an investment‑producing center of a new format because right now I am witnessing a global tectonic shift in the market that most prefer to ignore. Visit any job site. The world of hiring has turned into a desert. On one side – line workers (couriers, cashiers, food service). On the other – 90% fraudulent schemes and soulless bots stamping out automatic rejections. A smart, strategically thinking person has simply been left no place in this outdated “Matrix”. The system is evidently clearing the space: neural networks take over functions, the climate storms, war takes lives, and people still try to cling to familiar jobs that no longer guarantee survival. The absurdity of paper deficit All modern problems boil down to one sentence: We don’t have enough money. A naive layperson would immediately ask: “If the economy is lagging, why not just print more of them?” But we understand that modern money long ceased to be merely paper or metal. Fiat currency is only a tool of strict control and resource allocation. Central banks cannot print it endlessly because each banknote must be backed by real value, otherwise the system will collapse from hyperinflation. Yet the paradox is that real value is exactly being drained from this system. We have become so enamored with artificial financial superstructures that we forgot the basic logic of our world’s development. After all, originally everything was built on honest, direct barter of values. Remember how this works at the level of human nature: I am hungry — another person baked me bread because he knows how and wants to do it. That person feels apathy and fatigue — he listened to my vocals, restored his strength, gained mental resources and inspiration. One satisfies a physical need, the other heals with meaning and energy. For this exchange, financial intermediaries are not needed at all. And the world, it seems, cyclically returns precisely to this starting point. Who dictates the rules in the new reality? Common folks are used to thinking that business is an attempt to guess the whims of the crowd. In fact, any product that carries a strong authorial meaning always finds its buyer. The main thing is to correctly build a management and marketing system. In the new economy only Authors will survive — people with a special, strategic mindset capable of creating new meanings and products. Ordinary cogs, used to working strictly by someone else’s instructions, cannot change these game rules. I am creating a territory where such Authors will receive recognition, large‑scale implementation, and protection. My goal is to gather strong creators in one place and restructure economic connections around real value, not paper illusions. What do you think: can an economy of direct values displace the traditional financial system?