Mestizo Perspective Too Real For Mainstream

  State Sponsored Stupidity: Why the 2026 "Oligarch Market" is a Mathematical Death Trap Introduction: The Death of Financial Gravity There is an old saying in the pits of the stock exchange: “The value of a stock can fall the equivalent of ten floors in an hour, but it takes days just to climb back up one.” It was a rule of financial physics—growth was earned through the slow stairs of innovation, while fear was the high-speed elevator to the basement. In 2026, the law of gravity has been repealed. Today, we are witnessing a phenomenon that should terrify any rational observer. Stocks aren’t climbing; they are "gapping." We see prices jump two, three, or five dollars before the morning coffee is even cold. This isn't the steady progress of a healthy economy; it is the frantic, vertical ascent of a market that has lost its connection to reality. This is a dangerous, unfounded optimism that ignores the most basic rule of nature: the higher the climb without a fo...

  People quite often believe and or are drawn into marketing lies. Most of us, believe that once the lie is proven wrong, the lie will go away. However, I think we need to look at another version of “Pavlov's response”; Pavlov was a scientist that trained some dogs to salivate at the sound of a bell; by associating, feeding time with the sound of a bell. Having explained that, we need to consider how humans react to marketing lies, when associated with emotional and ideological, reinforcements which are included in this emotional marketing interaction.  When people are fed lies, while providing a sense of hope and belonging, at the same time it creates a sense of wellbeing, and people are rewarded with this sense of hope which releases endorphins and other chemicals in our brains. Now when you provide this experience at random, In this case, “the feeling of hope” is the reward, then people become more dependent on this experience than if they were gambling addicts.  In th...