Given that in Japan, they've been pumping the economy with funny money, and they still haven't collapsed. How long can they keep it up worldwide?

Can they keep the big money people's "confidence" in the system, to prop it up?

If they can keep all countries printing and bailing the system out, will it take the people rioting or revolting before the bubble pops?

I think the ultimate solution would involve a complete peer-to-peer economy, and dropping the government and its banks by the wayside.

When we can trade with each other without interaction and intervention from the government we will evolve.

When your competition can't use the government's initiation of force, you have a free market, and you're free to innovate and compete, and prosper.

I think the blockchain has started us on that path, along with Uber and Lyft, etc. We need more of that, until all government "functions" are replaced, and the people's of earth can be free of their tyrants.

We would literally stop playing their game. They'd be powerless, because without us opting into their system, they have nothing.

How, though, do we accomplish that?