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In humanity's first bubble, not a single person went bankrupt. What they held in their hands was not flowers, but contracts that did not even exist. And that name, 'Madness,' was a story sold off by someone 400 years ago. 💡 Director's Note We all believe we know about the Tulip Mania. The story of people going mad over a single flower, selling their homes, and the nation collapsing when the bubble burst. It is humanity's first bubble and the oldest fable illustrating the folly of the masses. However, scholars, including historian Anne Goldgar of King's College London, who have scoured Dutch archives for decades, were ultimately unable to find anyone who went bankrupt because of tulips on any page of that fable. This video retraces the true nature of an event that has been featured in textbooks for 400 years, starting from the very beginning. Was what the wealthy of the 17th century paid the price of a house for truly a 'flower'? What was the true nature of that beauty? And above all, how this incident, in which no one died and most of the money changed hands, came to be branded as "humanity's worst madness"—if you follow the answer, you will unexpectedly arrive at a very familiar place. It is the very screen you are looking at on your smartphone tonight. The machine born in the back room of a tavern 400 years ago is still alive. ◼️ Chapter 00:00 The 400-Year Lie: In the ending everyone knows, not a single person actually went bankrupt 02:16 The League of Just 37: The common notion of 'national madness' crumbles in front of the archives 02:52 The Sailor Who Swallowed an Onion: The anecdote that has been a source of laughter for 400 years actually never existed 04:02 The Identity of Beauty: What was hidden behind that pattern for which a house was sacrificed? 05:26 The Business of Buying and Selling the Void: Not a single flower within reach moved 07:21 The Whereabouts of the Vanished Money: That property supposedly exchanged for the house price was nowhere to be found from the beginning 08:35 The People Who Sold Stories: The name 'Madness' was not born of an event, but of someone's pen 11:44 1637 in a Pocket: The machine in that tavern's back room is not dead yet #TulipBubble #TulipMania #EconomicDocumentary #BehindMoney #HistoryOfCapitalism ◼️ Disclaimer All content on this channel is produced for the purpose of examining economic historical facts and financial systems. The information included in the videos is intended solely as educational and reference material to aid the public's intellectual insight and does not constitute an endorsement or suggestion of investing in, buying, or selling any specific assets (stocks, real estate, cryptocurrencies, etc.). The market is like a massive gear that no one can predict. Behind Money and the production team bear no legal or financial liability for investment decisions made based solely on the content of these videos, without the viewer's own independent and prudent judgment. The consequences and responsibility for all economic choices rest entirely with the investor.