Most of us grew up hearing some version of "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." But what if our entire monetary system is a systematic violation of this golden rule?In this episode, we explore how money printing violates the Non-Aggression Principle—the simple idea that you shouldn't initiate force or fraud against others. As Jack Mallers puts it, "Money is your time and energy in abstracted form." When the Federal Reserve creates trillions of dollars out of thin air, they're diluting the value you've already earned without your consent.We'll cover:Why monetary debasement is theft, not policyThe Cantillon Effect: how inflation transfers wealth from Main Street to Wall StreetHow legal tender laws force you to participate in a system that robs youThe hidden cost: the multi-generational wealth and long-term thinking that monetary inflation has destroyedWhy Bitcoin offers an alternative built on voluntary exchange instead of coercionThis isn't about politics. It's about the ethical foundation of how we exchange value—and what happens when that foundation is built on force instead of consent.If you've ever wondered why it's so much harder to get ahead than it was for your parents' generation, this episode explains why. And more importantly, what you can do about it.Ready to protect your business from monetary debasement? Visit www.satoshigeneral.com to learn how Bitcoin treasury strategies can help you preserve the value you've created.www.satoshigeneral.com linkedin.com/in/brian-bundy-b30a529
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Love & Hard Money is a weekly podcast that explores the intersection of Bitcoin, ethics, and business strategy. Each episode features deep dives into sound money principles, monetary history, and how Bitcoin fits into a principled business approach.Hosted by Brian Bundy, founder of Satoshi General, the podcast is designed for business leaders, CFOs, and entrepreneurs who want to understand Bitcoin beyond the hype—grounded in economics, ethics, and practical business experience.