Our financial system is an organized system of complexity. Complexity theory, like the butterfly effect, confirms the possibility through sensitive dependence on initial conditions that an entire system can be changed by changing a single element within it. 

During a profound moment of inspiration in March of 2020, I became aware of this truth. Immediately, I was consumed with the possibility of a positive transformation of our financial system from the changing of one thing—our currency . Following a path of synchronicities and in an effort to determine how to change it, I encountered physicist Dewey B. Larson’s, Reciprocal System of Theory. Larson argued that we live in a universe of motion in which all matter manifests through a reciprocal relationship with time. He believed it explained the expansion of our universe and proved the math applicable to all of the elements on the periodic table.

Regardless of our current understanding or beliefs as to the source of the creation of “new universe”, Larson is correct in that its expansion is intrinsic and scalar. The increasing volume of matter/energy in the universe is not created at a single central source, rather it is continuously created throughout the universe. This creation can be measured as a scalar ratio between matter/energy and time.

For centuries, humanity has consented to the practice of allowing the ruling class, those in power, the right to create the currency we use and enabled control of the creation of credit by giving them(the banking system) possession of our money.

If we stopped our acquiescence and chose to use our money, the collective value we have stored in the banking system, to create a currency that only utilized a reciprocal relationship with time to create and uniformly distribute new currency continuously to the population first, I present the case in Liberation of A System, this one change would lead to the mathematical liberation of both the creation of currency and control of credit. 

This journey has not been an effort to determine what the Quantum Financial System is, rather it began with a single inspired thought—Could our currency work like the Universe?

I’ve come to believe the QFS is a time-based system. A more advanced technology than we currently possess may certainly be best suited for its creation and operation, but it can be created by humanity with distributed ledger technology now.

I am grateful to all those willing to consider and share this effort.

Lance R. Wood