Deep Thoughts with Chris Olson. Is the government my new family?

Rick Becker and Chris Olson discuss the polarization in the United States, exploring the historical context of federalism and the implications of a centralized government. They delve into the role of the Federal Reserve in shaping economic conditions and the importance of family as a foundational element of society. The discussion also touches on the convergence of government control and technology, raising concerns about the future of humanity in this rapidly changing landscape. In this conversation, Christopher Olson and Rick Becker explore the themes of authority, government response to crises, technological dependence, potential for secession, the role of gold in future sovereignty, and the implications of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). They discuss the current crisis of authority and sovereignty, the frightening efficiency of AI in government, and the complacency of society in the face of technological dependence. The conversation also touches on the potential for states to break away from the federal government, the importance of gold in maintaining sovereignty, and the dystopian future that CBDCs may usher in. Rapid-fire questions at the end provide further insights into their perspectives on these pressing issues.