Crash Course Chapter 4: Compounding Is The Problem

Via Chris Martenson

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The purpose of this chapter is to help you understand the power of compounding. If something grows over time, such as population, demand for oil, money supply – really anything that steadily increases in size –, and you graph it over time, the graph will look like a hockey stick.

Said more simply, if something is increasing over time on a percentage basis, it is growing exponentially.

Using an example drawing on the magnificent work of Dr. Albert Bartlett, let me illustrate the power of compounding for you.

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