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As we stand on the cusp of a new political reality, the contours of personal freedom and autonomy are becoming increasingly well-defined. The future holds the possibility of an existence where the barriers to living life on one’s own terms are ever-diminishing, where the power of voluntarily connected individuals challenges and reshapes the statist quo. Even though the journey toward this new reality is fraught with trade-offs and challenges, it has the potential for unprecedented freedom and philosophical fulfillment. This book explores the nuances of these trade-offs, examining the essence of freedom and the sacrifices that may be required to achieve it. Everything Divided by 21 Million equals the inverse of Clown World. The follow-up to Knut Svanholm’s classic, Everything Divided by 21 Million, The Inverse of Clown World explores the intersection between the current problems of the world, Bitcoin, and you.

Become the anti-clown. Become Bitcoin.

We’re all chained to the unforgiving arrow of time. We’re born, we live, and we get old. At least that’s what we hope will happen. Then we die.

None of us humans are millionaires in terms of hours, yet we sacrifice our most valuable and scare asset just to stay alive in the hamster’s wheel one more day.

In pursuit of saving time, Satoshi stumbled upon a discovery of a new, weightless, absolutely scarce element. The showstopper for each and every time thief. Element zero. Bitcoin.

Bitcoin’s limited supply cap is the immovable object that enables us all to become an unstoppable force.

Imagine, everything there is, and everything there ever will be, divided by 21 million.

Knut Svanholm’s timeless Bitcoin classic, lightly updated for improved readability.

“Absolute mathematical scarcity, achieved by consensus in a sufficiently decentralized network, was a discovery rather than an invention. It cannot be achieved again by a network of participants aware of this discovery since the very thing discovered was resistance to replicability itself.”

Despite being somewhat overshadowed by the success of its predecessor, Bitcoin: Sovereignty through Mathematics, and its successor, Bitcoin: Everything Divided by 21 Million, Bitcoin: Independence Reimagined is one of Knut Svanholm’s most frequently quoted books.

This small yet powerful book describes the old societal boxes we have been operating within and how Bitcoin encourages us to challenge and reshape them. It takes the open-minded yet intellectually honest reader on an exploratory journey deeper down the Bitcoin rabbit hole.

Most Americans — and people worldwide — understand that despite our remarkable technological advances, something is deeply wrong with the direction of our country and world. There are a variety of causes but Mr. Lepard believes, and wrote this book because, too many are missing the one, principal underlying cause: The Money Is Broken.

Through his own personal story, and tracing the history of how we find ourselves in this condition, he explains in layman’s terms what happened, why it is wrong, and how we can fix it.

This book addresses the pressing issues of inflation and wealth inequality and points outthat we do not need to suffer with these ills. It is a call to action for people of all ages and political persuasions. Sound money and personal freedoms are what built the America, that post-World War II, was widely admired and stood at the pinnacle of the world. Sadly, we have drifted away from the principles that took us there.

The book also discusses today’s investment climate, the threats that savers face, and the likely path of markets over the next decade. There is a warning here. There will be winners and losers. The monetary transition engulfing us will create enormous changes, but we have many reasons for optimism. New technological developments and trends are taking us to a much better world.

Understanding our monetary system is the key to solving today’s global challenges. This book reveals why our future depends on one critical mission:

FIX THE MONEY to

FIX THE WORLD

Do you ever feel like you’re treading water, struggling to keep up with the rising tide of expenses? From groceries to housing to transportation, your cost of living continues to climb while your wages struggle to keep up.

It’s a frustrating and often isolating feeling. But the truth is, not only are you not alone in this struggle, but you are not the problem. The challenges we face stem from our money!

The Hidden Cost of Money by Seb Bunney, co-founder and CEO of the financial education platform Looking Glass, peels back the layers, revealing how money weaves its influence throughout our social, economic, and political spheres. Whether we’re talking about how we, as individuals, interact with the world, environmental degradation, the deterioration of the family unit, or the rise of unproductive business practices, one underlying force connects them all: money.

With insights that challenge conventional wisdom, this book will leave you with:

A newfound appreciation for the role of money in our lives.
A greater understanding of what it might take to build a more prosperous, equitable and just future.
Insight into guarding against the pervasive effects of our money.

And rest assured, Seb’s writing dismantles jargon and simplifies the complex, making the intricate workings of our monetary system accessible to readers from all backgrounds.