Prediction evidence

In reply to · 10 May 2026, 09:53 UTC · context given to the AI

Everything @PeterMcCormack says here is 🎯 It’s quite surreal how predictable the outcomes are on the current trajectory yet the people in power have either no idea or little desire to resolve the issues Admittedly, those issues are complex and there’s no easy fix without a painful adjustment - which is why no politician who only cares about the next term of power will ever be incentivised to take the hard decisions required It lies at the heart of our bull thesis for Bitcoin and more broadly, all assets (the hardest asset - Bitcoin - likely wins the most over time) The irony in all of this, as an asset owner, Greens would actually be the selfish vote because they’re going to drive the deficit even wider, increasing the necessity to monetise that deficit, accelerating the currency debasement and asset price inflation making the rich even richer and driving the wealth inequality gap even wider So the rich should actually vote Green if they want to get even richer more quickly - it’s just the country itself will be a very unpleasant place to live and as someone who is form a working class background, I’d also like to see everyone thrive and prosper No party is currently suggesting policies that will actually narrow the inequality divide and improve living standards of the working class It’s just ironic that the parties further to the “left” are advocating for policies that ACCELERATE the widening of the wealth gap and the demise of the poorest in our society - all because they’re don’t understand the cause in the first place