@ValorantTipsntricks
Owning a country’s national debt, tax collection, overseas colonies and coin printing as a single person/company? Holy
@jakobmax3299
Invent a revolutionary concept for money management. Overdo it for short term profit and create a financial bubble.
@K-r6b
99% of people quit before Gambling away their country.
@maestromarat6195
A P/E ratio of 50 sounds quaint today when we got Tesla rocking 177
@500ccRabbit
The original r/wallstreetbets poster
@ThomSchuurman-d7z
Biggest inspiration. He is him. The godfather of gambling.
@Makkle4000
RIP John Law you would have loved Cryptocurrency
@mbarker_lng
So he made his fortune by basically creating his own form of money. The world's first Crypto Bro
@Fidel_Kastoroni
You're my favourite content creator. Sending love and good health from Botswana 🇧🇼
@altarancho
7:30: imagine if a modern country had a debt higher than its yearly economic output. That would be crazy…
@lovecraftianwalrus4490
I have a coin from the time of the crisis. A 1723 shilling. Interestingly, it has the engravings of the South Sea company on the tail end. The company that nearly bankrupted England around the same time.
@TheNewRobotMaster
16:44 "people trusted the scheme entirely" those words, when assembled in that order, is the most frightening 5 word sentence in English
@rdbs5687
To be fair his name wasn’t John Economics can’t blame him
@legateelizabeth
"Although his scheme ended in spectacular failure [...] John's ideas would come to define how a modern economy would run." Hmmmmmm.
@ukaszpustelnik6850
John Law, the arch-nemesis of Tim Crime
@LostWarriorPoet
You are crushing it, sir 👊
@dungeonmaster9123
Finally, a historical figure to be inspired by
@Keanu252
effort into pronouncing the french stuff: 100% effort into pronouncing edinburgh: 0%
@austinahne
These videos are awesome, great narration, keep em coming brother
@trilltron2885