Saving is Prohibited by the Nature of Our Babylonian Monetary System
Saving is prohibited by the nature of our Babylonian monetary system, which rewards going into debt (by consumer design) and punishes saving. That is why keeping your money in investments (both solid and liquid) is way better than in savings.
This starts with the very essence of what we call ‘money’, which is actually merely repackaged debt. When you pay one of your creditors, you are transferring debt from your account to his.
You were a creditor of your commercial bank which is in turn a creditor of your nation’s central bank and after paying your creditor he becomes a creditor of that central bank.