Something's brewing in Washington that hasn't happened in over a century.
Four-time Emmy winner John Burke just exposed it in a stunning interview with futurist Mark Jeftovic.
'No one alive has seen anything like this before,' Jeftovic warns. 'The last time it happened was more than 100 years ago.'
The trigger? Trump's most controversial move yet.
If they're right, America's $38 trillion national debt could essentially vanish. Certain assets could skyrocket to unthinkable levels. And the entire economy could enter uncharted territory.
What happens when the world's largest economy goes 'hyper?'
Burke's interview reveals a blueprint for what's coming—and how prepared Americans can position themselves now, before it's too late.
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Ian King introduces you to the web4.ai website, which is about a project called Conway, built by Canadian AI engineer Sigil Wen. Wen positions Conway as “the first AI that earns its own existence, self-improves, and replicates — without needing a human.” But is it really a new form of artificial life? Click here to find out.
Tesla’s board recently handed Elon Musk the largest contract in corporate history. Why? It was unclear when the news first came out. But new research may have uncovered something spectacular: A revolutionary new technology that could spark a $3 trillion boom and redefine America’s industrial future. Early investors are expected to make the biggest profits of their lives. An announcement from Musk is expected any day now.
Andrew Packer writes about his visit to the Professional Coin Grading Service in Irvine, California, and his fascination with collectibles. He notes that collectibles were popular in 2021 and 2022, as investors were looking for an inflation hedge. Now that the space has cooled off a bit, he believes it’s an optimal time to consider investing in them again. But where should you start? Click here for the details.
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