It’s not a problem with capitalism. What we’ve had is a fusion of cronyism, central planning via monetary policy, and ever-expanding fiscal intervention, which leans more toward Keynesianism, if not outright state corporatism.

You’re right about the USD being the “cleanest dirty shirt,” but that doesn’t mean the global monetary system isn’t broken, it just means the collapse may take longer and play out differently. Fixing the money isn’t just about switching currencies; it’s about restoring trust, transparency, and discipline to the system. Otherwise, we’re just rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic.

Fix the money and fix the world.