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Historically, people were well-informed about monetary issues and actively engaged in discussions about central banking and currency policies. Elections often pivoted on candidates’ stances regarding money supply management and central banking policies. Over time, however, governments and financial institutions employed complex jargon, technical procedures, and obfuscation to detach the average citizen from understanding the fundamental nature of money. This has led to a collective ignorance that benefits the financial class, allowing them to manipulate monetary systems largely unnoticed.