Gold: The Shiniest Trap Ever Built
Gold. The metal that does nothing… yet somehow controls everything.
It doesn’t grow food, doesn’t heal disease, doesn’t build civilization, doesn’t solve a single modern problem. But for thousands of years, humans have lined up like moths around a golden flame, ready to fight, bleed, kneel, and obey.
What if that wasn’t an accident?
What if gold was engineered — or at least weaponized — as the perfect human control mechanism?
Let’s take the lid off this glittering pressure cooker.
1. The Manufactured Scarcity Game
Gold isn’t actually rare. There’s plenty of it. But the power groups who run the world figured out the oldest psychological trick:
Control the supply, control the story, control the people.
By making gold seem limited, they made power seem limited — and made sure only they controlled the faucet. They turned a metal into a myth.
2. A Metal With No Use… Except Mind Control
Gold doesn’t fuel engines, doesn’t build tech, doesn’t cure anything.
But it does something far more valuable to elites:
It controls human emotion.
Gold triggers:
- fear of losing it
- greed for more
- insecurity
- obsession
- dependence
- a false sense of stability
A perfect leash that you gladly tie around your own neck.
3. Banking Elites Picked Gold for a Reason
When modern finance was built, they could have chosen anything as the global standard: land, cattle, energy, oil, grains…
But they zeroed in on gold.
Because gold stays where it’s kept.
And only a few people historically had vaults.
Gold centralized wealth.
And centralized wealth = centralized power.
It’s not a currency. It’s a chokehold.
4. The Myth of “Intrinsic Value” — The Gold Illusion
The biggest scam is the belief that gold has inherent value.
Nothing has inherent value.
Humans assign value, and powerful humans broadcast the assignment.
Gold is valuable because someone — long ago — convinced everyone to agree it was valuable.
It’s a consensual hallucination.
A golden group hypnosis.
5. Ancient Civilizations Were Programmed
Empires enforced gold like a religion:
- Want to trade? Gold.
- Want status? Gold.
- Want to survive? Gold.
Tie survival to a metal controlled by rulers… and bam, you get entire civilizations behaving exactly as you want.
Gold wasn’t wealth.
It was obedience wrapped in shine.
6. The Cosmic Angle
Some researchers say gold:
- came from asteroid collisions
- was mined by early humans for “sky gods”
- appears mysteriously in multiple ancient texts connected to divine beings
If true, gold isn’t just a financial trap.
It’s an interstellar resource extraction program.
Humans didn’t worship gold.
They were programmed to be gold miners.
7. Modern Gold Mania: The Trap Still Works
Central banks hoard it.
Governments manipulate it.
Markets fluctuate around invisible decisions.
People instinctively trust it more than their spouse.
That’s not rational.
That’s conditioning.
Gold is still the world’s hidden puppet string.
8. The Golden Chase: What Happens to Someone Who Obsesses Over Buying Gold
Here’s the dark, rarely spoken part.
When someone becomes a gold-chaser — constantly trying to buy more, accumulate more, hoard more — the metal slowly drains them of the very things that matter.
They lose their liquidity
Gold doesn’t flow.
It sits.
Frozen.
Immobile.
Just like the person buying it.
Their energy gets locked in a metal that doesn’t move, doesn’t multiply, and doesn’t work for them.
They lose their growth
While the world moves fast, gold stands still.
Someone who keeps converting cash to gold unknowingly pauses their life progress.
It’s like putting your ambition in a freezer.
They lose their adaptability
Gold hoarders get scared of risk.
Scared of opportunity.
Scared of life.
The shine becomes a shield — and then a cage.
They lose their time
Gold obsession is slow poison.
It turns focus away from:
- creation
- skill
- mastery
- expansion
And channels it into:
- fear
- protection
- hoarding
- stagnation
The golden chase steals decades quietly.
They lose their freedom
A person who constantly buys gold becomes psychologically owned by it.
They think they own gold.
But gold owns them.
Always anxious.
Always protective.
Always thinking:
“Do I have enough?”
“Should I buy more?”
“What if the price drops?”
“What if something happens?”
Gold becomes a mental landlord collecting rent in peace, sleep, and confidence.
And ultimately… they lose themselves
The golden pursuit turns into a golden prison.
The more they chase, the more they shrink.
They trade:
- curiosity for caution
- adventure for anxiety
- growth for guarding
- openness for obsession
Their life stops expanding and starts orbiting a single shiny object.
Final Thought: Gold Is the Oldest Cage
Gold didn’t become valuable because it was useful.
Gold became valuable because it was controllable.
A perfect currency for rulers.
A perfect trap for followers.
It’s not just a metal.
It’s a psychological program.
A universal obedience algorithm.
A shiny leash passed down through centuries.
And the funniest part?
People still believe they’re buying security…
when they’re really buying a cage.
Crafted by Randy Alstone.
Stay Alstoned!
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