Stef Kuypers started his career in IT but is a multipotentialite by nature. After working the fields of creative thinking, improvisation, and business interventions, he dove into economics, monetary systems, complexity theory and human behavior. Today he researches how monetary systems influence both our individual behavior and how it affects the way we organize our society. 

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Stef Kuypers: Money, behavior and society: the invisible link | Stef Kuypers | TEDxAntwerp

Money, behavior and society: the invisible link | Stef Kuypers | TEDxAntwerp

Researcher in monetary and behavioural economics

Banks create 95% of money as digital currency upon issuing new loans, a process detached from central banks or government intervention.

Paying off bank debt destroys money, necessitating constant economic growth and new loans to maintain money supply and prevent collapse.

The Sustainable Money System proposes money creation without debt or interest, ensuring financial security through guaranteed income.