“The map is not the world”
— Iain McGilchrist, The Mythos and the Machine

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Models are useful things.  They are also dangerous things.

Models cannot replace reality, but they can help us describe it.

The problem at the core of modern society is we have replaced models in our heads, with the world we actually live in.

This is why when Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, the war was already over.

The people who started the war, thought this was a game.  And they thought they could talk their way to victory.

And boy howdy were they wrong.

Now that everything has hit the skids, they are trying to remake themselves into saviors rather than the oppressors they truly are.

Let them try to rebrand what they’ve done, who they’ve broken.

It’s not going to work.  We want our world back, and no story they tell us about our past will change that.

This month’s Gold Goats ‘n Guns Investment Newsletter take a withering look at how those with power squander it and then try to whitewash the hash they’ve made of things.

Available now to download through Patreon, this issue of Gold Goats ‘n Guns … 

Discusses:

  • How a silly card game nearly models geopolitics
  • Why Russia broke Davos when they went first in 2022
  • Why we shouldn’t forgive the COVID Murderer Fairies
  • What a massive shot squeeze in Copper means for commodities,
  • How Jeremy Clarkson may be the most powerful man, IN THE WORLD!

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