I spend an unhealthy amount of time staring at charts Rates. Liquidity. Debt. Markets. And eventually you realize every chart has a prequel One of the biggest was 1971 Nixon suspended the dollar’s convertibility into gold and called it temporary It never came back. US federal debt was around $400B then. Today it’s over $39T. Pretty wild considering most of us were simply born into this system and told: good luck, play the game. Work. Save. Invest. Chase yield. Try not to get rekt. But every now and then it’s worth asking who wrote the rules in the first place. History shows us how we got here. The @Logos_Network Museum of Civil Liberties looks back at the moments that quietly shaped the world. Arguably, the end of the gold standard under Nixon led to Bitcoin, which fixed the money. But what can we do to fix society? Explore the moments that shaped the world at the @Logos_network Museum of Civil Liberties: http://logos.co/past-present-future/museum-of-civil-liberties(Justin Wu)