The Artificial Scarcity Economic Model

The theory argues that the modern central banking system requires scarcity to maintain power over the population.

Under the current debt-based matrix, building a single cathedral-style structure with stone carved by hand would take decades and cost billions of dollars in interest, labor, and materials. It is financially impossible under corporate budgets.

In the Tartarian era, because energy was completely free and there was no banking cartel charging interest on money, communities had unlimited time, abundance, and resources. Labor wasn't an endless grind to pay off a mortgage; people built massive, beautiful structures as permanent civic monuments because the economic system allowed for total abundance.