Central banks have been quietly hoarding gold for three consecutive years, buying over 1,000 tons annually for their reserves, indicating distrust in their own fiat money system.
The remonetization of gold is underway, with central banks accumulating more gold than US treasuries, signaling a major shift in the global financial system.
Central banks are preparing for the “end game” by hoarding gold, anticipating a potential collapse of the paper trading system and hyperinflation.
If the COMEX paper trading system collapses, gold prices could potentially surge to $10,000-$20,000 per ounce, with silver reaching $100-$200 per ounce.
The London Gold Pool of the 1960s and subsequent manipulations were part of a “war on gold” to suppress prices and maintain dollar dominance.
The weaponization of the dollar by the US has led to a decline in its status as the world’s reserve currency, prompting countries like China and Russia to accumulate gold as a financial weapon.
BRICS countries, led by China, are building a separate financial system using gold to settle international trade, challenging the US dollar-based system.
Tether, a stablecoin issuer, is buying as much gold as China’s central bank monthly and is the seventh-largest buyer of US Treasuries.
The US government is backing the rise of stablecoins like Tether, which could lead to a de facto CBDC controlled by the US government.
The US Federal Reserve is considering a revaluation plan to balance its books, potentially using gold as a hedge against inflation and currency devaluation.
Questions arise about the actual amount of gold stored in Fort Knox, as the US has a history of manipulating gold reserves and refusing audits.
China’s official gold reserves are likely only a small portion of its total holdings, with the government implementing a “storing gold with the people” program.
A monetary reset worldwide is anticipated, with the remonetization of gold continuing until this reset is achieved or a potential war between East and West occurs.
The brain’s visual experience is a brain phenomenon, not just peripheral input, as evidenced by dreams where we see things not coming through our eyes.
The retina acts like camera film, detecting the initial image and performing preliminary processing before sending signals to the cortex for conscious visual experience.
The circadian clock is a 24-hour rhythm in most body tissues, coordinated by the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) in the hypothalamus, which receives direct retinal input.
Light exposure regulates melatonin release and pineal function, crucial for maintaining proper circadian rhythms.
The vestibular system detects motion through fluid movement in the inner ear’s hairy cells, sending signals to stabilize retinal images during movement.
The cerebellum functions as an “air traffic control system” for the brain, coordinating movements by integrating sensory information and computing future actions.
The basal ganglia play a crucial role in decision-making and impulse control, governing “go vs no-go behavior” as seen in the marshmallow test.
The midbrain serves as a reflex center, integrating multiple sensory inputs to reorient an animal’s gaze or body to particular regions of space.
The visual cortex is a general-purpose processing machine capable of rewiring itself for other functions, such as processing tactile information in people blind from birth.
The brain demonstrates remarkable plasticity, as seen in cases where the visual cortex adapts to read Braille or compensate for stroke-related damage.
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