Monetary Monopoly in Monopoly Racing: Ubi Maior Minor Cessat, 3

On Island B, when sooner or later the greed of the monetary monopolistic parasite reaches such a level that it collides with the physical limits of society, and famine and suffocation start to light the fuse of social explosion or implosion, the monetary monopolistic parasite creates more money to compensate the increasing scarcity of actual production to seize from society with more purchasing power out of nothing in his hands. This merely worsens the dwindling spirals, both inflationary and social, as it delays the immune reaction of society while it weakens it, thus exacerbating and prolonging its disease and increasings the chances of a fatal outcome.

The physical universe may well be infinite, but for our practical purposes we live in a finite world, where everything at hand, whether abundant or scarce, is a nonetheless finite quantity. Hence society, in survival terms, is a closed system. Thus economics, the science and engineering of survival, has to be circular.

Let’s zoom in and examine it more closely.
Island A: Basically, the electricity monopolistic parasite’s customers are his employees. Indeed, if the island is very populated, not all of its inhabitants will be his employees, but his employees will be the customers of someone else whose employees will be the customers of someone else whose employees will be the customers of the parasite, so in the final analysis we can simplify the equation. The more the parasite squeezes and starves his employees – by lowering their safeguards, their competence, their wages, by firing them, by raising prices and all rhe rest of the repertoire – the less they can pay and the less they buy, and the less income, profits and solvency there are for the parasite. Simple as that. So down and bankrupt the parasite goes with them, while hopefully the society’s immune reaction against him sets in, too.