Where each circle touches another there is a junction, at these junctions you have market makers, trade groups, distribution systems allowing the flows and often collecting pieces of the flow. Staying within the constant flow of the money or so they hope. Although there are many other factors all working together, some unpredictable, unprobable, but never impossible.

Everyone else at the juncture points wishes to have the water run thru their junction point on the rings too, since everywhere the hollow rings touch is there is a junction point. Some want the rings to come apart and only one or no junctions on their rings protecting their water supply, willing to close trade, borders, increase tarrifs, regulations to make it so. Some want the rings to come together as one.

Some want them to spin and connect in other places forming circles in different shapes, 3D polygons, as the world turns so does the flow of water or money. Changing power and effecting people who are citizens in the rings which go through cycles of flow or no flow, trying to manage their personal lives with the changes in the water supply or money supply. Money supply or water is often adjusted to.

If the rings grow closer together then there will be more points, draw circles like the rings of the Olympics closer together and see they have more junctions. If they become one circle they will become all one with no junction points. Some want little part of anything, a closed loop system, they can control, although they are never satisfied with this and then want to take water from others or control the whole of the flow of all.

Think of all these junctions as flows or other resources, you can see that unless the beach ball is completely at rest and the ring completely horizontal that someone wants to add water or tilt the rings by either moving the ball of swishing water to another place, by way of closing off junctions adding them and thus the game continues. Like a ship sinking some doors must be closed and fellow crew sealed in to protect the system, from losing the ship. Hard choices to make in economics and flows.

No one wants to be without out money or water. Working together is the best policy, but there are also outside forces to the sphere of influence of the supply, flow rates and only so many ways to control those issues. Changing consistency of the water so it flows slower or faster such as changing or manipulating valuations. Taxing flow, slowing payments, changing rates.

It is better to look at the world abstractly, because if you look at it from a people standpoint or a "Me VS Them" then you get all bent out of shape over nothing. Similarly the politicians and media incite fear and action, often without understanding the bigger picture. Some feel they have won when they are doing well for a decade or 3-5 year period, yet the true game is so much bigger than this.

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