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    No One Can Escape the 4 Laws
    No One Can Escape the 4 Laws
    No One Can Escape the 4 Laws
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    No One Can Escape the 4 Laws

    By Eloy Colombo

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    Mr. Colombo is the authentic scholar who keeps bringing us what only the elite knows.

    Now, in this astonishing work, Mr. Colombo reveals to you how the elite, the 0.1% of people on Earth, uses the 4 Laws of Economics to keep in hands the entire wealth of the world.

    Those 4 laws rule over your entire life inescapably, and Mr. Colombo uncovers them for your advantage. You do need to know them!

    Are these 4 laws about money? He shows you that money is a tiny part of what we call economy. Everyone became surprised in knowing how broad is the role of these laws that here you will learn.

    Nevermore you will think about money, rather you will think in terms of wealth as the elite does, and you will comprehend why only the 0.1% of people are able to manage the wealth throughout the world.

    Accordingly you will look at the S&P 500 and will comprehend what makes it reaches each kind of limit, at the top and the bottom, and also you will be able to understand what drives the asset's prices at each given time.

    Prepare yourself for a real game-changer in your life. Life, Prosperity, and Health!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEloy Colombo
    Release dateJul 9, 2017
    ISBN9781734919028
    No One Can Escape the 4 Laws
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    Eloy Colombo

    Eloy Rodrigo Colombo is a scholar whose studies in philosophy, theology, economics, and history have led him to the conclusions presented in his astonishing and unforgettable works. His first is “No One Can Escape the 4 Laws,” a work wherein he shows how the four main laws of economics, discovered by the French economic genius León Walras in 1860, have the power to explain every economic phenomenon present in our lives. Colombo is an indefatigable truth-seeker. In his "Evil Religions Unmasked," he has dared to reveal the roots of the modern problems of intolerance, hatred, and genocide. Although these problems seem insurmountable, he reveals the shocking truth: monotheism as practiced by the three Abrahamic religions, namely, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, is the source of all these modern problems. As long as the Abrahamic way of thinking reigns supreme, humanity will remain immersed in intellectual corruption such that every people will continue to say they want peace while actually working to wipe their rivals off the face of the Earth.

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      No One Can Escape the 4 Laws - Eloy Colombo

      The Human Soul, Part I

      In this chapter, we will deal with the human soul, and you will finally be able to understand people's behavior!

      Do you realize how hard it is to understand people and the reasons for their attitudes?

      We think people are rational in their decision-making. However, it is impossible for a person to be completely rational, because it is impossible for anyone to ignore his emotions and instincts!

      We, human beings, are without a doubt the animals with the highest intelligence, but each person uses his intelligence with a single goal in mind: to achieve the satisfaction of his desires, feelings, and emotions.

      By way of illustration, notice what people like to eat.

      What is the rational justification for you to choose what to eat, and what is the reason for putting seasoning in your food? The rational decision would be to eat cheap and efficient foods to maintain life and health. However, just like you, each person wants foods that satisfies his emotions and desires with their flavors, textures, and aromas. It is only to achieve satisfaction that we use intelligence!

      Look at the clothes that people wear and how each person’s style is distinct, especially in countries with different cultures. The rational choice would be to wear clothes just to protect ourselves from the weather. However, people want clothes to satisfy many emotions and desires, such as to feel beautiful and confident.

      Look at the other things that satisfy you. Can you rationally justify making music; dancing; buying things for comfort, leisure, or travel; sports, radio and TV shows; and even medical treatment, including plastic surgery? Look at every product and service that you use in your life and try to rationally justify its purchase.

      The conclusion is that people use their intelligence to make decisions to get the highest possible satisfaction of their desires, emotions, and feelings.

      From these observations, it becomes simple to resolve your doubts about their behavior.

      However, you may ask, how does this relate to economics and the profit you want to achieve?

      Realize that people do not just want to purchase products and services. Actually, they want to buy the satisfaction that each product and each service provides. However, as each person has his own distinct instincts and emotions to satisfy, the value that each person gives to each thing will be different, from person to person, and a good businessperson knows it!

      They make big profits because they know that no one can escape his instincts, desires, and emotions. Therefore, to make big profits, you need to understand the human soul like a businessperson does.

      The Human Soul, Part II: The Instability

      You saw in the previous chapter how each person makes choices and decisions. This form of being we call the human soul.

      However, the human soul also goes through instabilities. Let me give you several examples.

      Sexual desire and passions

      Sexual desire and passions are instincts strong enough to enslave people's emotions and reasoning.

      No wonder the ancient Romans said that passion is slavery.

      Depression

      In the case of depression, bad emotions enslave people’s instincts and reasoning.

      When frustration increases, deep sadness takes over, and thus, the emotions are able to dominate the instinct of survival to the point that the person launches into harmful behavior to end his deep sadness.

      Addictions

      We also have addictions.

      Just look at drug addiction. The addict’s reasoning and instincts are enslaved by the emotional satisfaction drugs provide. It is no use arguing rationally with him to quit. The person only initiates this search when he is emotionally shattered, in a situation in which drug use no longer brings him pleasure. Only then can he begin to search for a way to satisfy his instincts and emotions without drugs.

      Fear

      Fear is also a very strong emotion.

      Some people are so afraid of being slaves to their own instincts and emotions that they choose to live an anesthetized life, for example, by becoming a monk. They move away from people, renouncing human conviviality and working to feel as little external stimuli as possible, to prevent the activation of their desires, pleasures, emotions, and feelings. However, this is very difficult to do, because the human sensory apparatus has evolved to feel everything. Then the monks meditate to anesthetize their instincts and emotions to escape the fear of themselves. This is not balance; it is the result of the domain of fear.

      Trying to put reason above all else

      It is an instability that draws a lot of attention because it looks good.

      This is a serious instability, as people who struggle to make choices and purely rational decisions are trying to eliminate their emotions and their instincts. The result is that these people become bitter and are always nervous and frustrated, because, as we have seen, it is impossible for a person to eliminate his instincts, emotions, and feelings.

      Therefore, the human being uses his intelligence with a single objective: to reach the maximum satisfaction of his instincts, emotions, and feelings in a unique balance among them, from person to person. This is what we call happiness.

      By this individual characteristic, the search for happiness is called selfishness. However, do not be fooled by the appearance of self-denial.

      Take charity, for example. Notice that people give charity to feel the pleasure and excitement of making their projects come true, to feel the pleasure of seeing the gratitude and smiles on the faces of the people who receive their help. The charitable ones are indeed seeking to satisfy their individual desires, feelings, and emotions.

      Because no one can escape his emotions and instincts, we can conclude that no one can escape his own soul, and the good traders know it!

      Understanding the human soul is essential to making money.

      Moreover, one way to realize high profits is to increase the value of what you sell. Notice that value-added is about the human soul, because a customer’s greater satisfaction with what you are offering him leads to greater value-added of what you are selling, and thus the customer will pay a higher price. 

      If you are a salaried worker, realize that you are actually selling your work to the businessperson. So raising the value-added of your job is also a way to get higher wages.

      However, do you know how to put a good price on what you sell?

      Do you now understand that pricing what you sell is an art and that you need to learn this art to make a profit or increase your salary?

      Do you know what price is? Have you ever wondered how prices emerged? And have you ever wondered who is dictating them?

      The Economic Laws

      The First Law of Economics

      Now that you understand the human soul, you are ready to learn the Economic Laws discovered more than 150 years ago. 

      As the Economic Laws are a consequence of the human soul's way of being, I will show you that it is not possible for anyone to escape from these laws, precisely because it is impossible for anyone to escape from his own soul.

      We'll start by talking about the prices of all things.

      We are so accustomed to seeing prices that we never stop to think how they came about or why things have a price. Who dictates them? Even the price of people's work, otherwise known as the salary: why doesn`t the government simply raise salaries, to make people rich?

      In fact, the so-called invisible hand of the market determines the price of all things. In reading these chapters, you will come to understand what this invisible hand is. You will see that it is not possible to manipulate the prices of things. Moreover, this knowledge will be essential for you to master the arts of selling, pricing, and trading anything you want to sell.

      To understand what price is, we will analyze a very expensive product: gold.

      The price of gold is high because of its rarity. Moreover, knowing what makes gold rare is the key to understanding the price of everything.

      For something to be rare, first, it must be useful to someone. In the previous chapter, you learned that people want products and services to satisfy their desires, pleasures, feelings, and emotions. Its ability to provide satisfaction makes something useful for a person.

      See what happens with gold: people want it to make jewelry, for in addition to its beauty, it is eternal and has been traded over millennia. People have developed a very strong desire to possess it. It is the whole set of desires and feelings that can be satisfied with gold that makes it useful, and this will strongly impact its price. However, utility alone does not make something rare.

      For something useful to be rare, it is also necessary that it be scarce. Let’s look at gold to understand what happens when something is scarce. 

      At this moment, one kilogram of gold is being negotiated at a certain price, because there are people who want gold who accept to pay this price and there are people who have gold and accept to sell it at this price. However, not everyone can do business, because we have in the market people who, despite seeing utility in gold, think that it is not worth the price, and then they don’t buy, and we also have people with gold in their hands, but at that price, they don’t accept to sell it, because they think their gold is worth more. So only when a buyer and a seller accept the same price can the deal occur. 

      Now I will show you that all these negotiations only occur because of the gold shortage. Imagine that you had the power to take all the gold of all people of the world and to become the sole owner of it all. Soon after, you start distributing it for free, in an attempt to allow everyone have gold. All people who see utility in gold will come to pick it up, including those who wanted to pay prices lower than it was selling for on the market. What will happen is that you will distribute all the gold you have in your hands, but there will be people who are interested in having it and who will either run out of gold or have less gold than they want, because for each person, gold has a different level of utility! The result is that those who are not satisfied will naturally begin to make offers to purchase gold from those who got it for free. Therefore, the business among buyers and sellers will occur until prices again reach an equilibrium among the traders according to the utility of the gold for each of them.

      I need to tell you the difference between a good being scarce and not being scarce.

      Note that gold is scarce because it is impossible for all people who see utility in gold to have as much of it as they desire.

      Therefore, gold just would not be scarce if all people interested in having it could get as much gold as they wanted until, when no one else wanted it, there would still be gold

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