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Patricia Aas (@Patricia) · 11/2022 · Tröts: 5.825 · Folger: 4.846
Sa 06.07.2024 22:36
86/ I can accept that the relationship with a currency is different when one has control of it, rather than being just a user of it. But it is nonobvious to me (still) that manipulating the money supply can be done largely with impunity. My brain (perhaps polluted by economics) feels that having more of something would make it less valuable. But maybe that’s not a universal law… maybe Maslow should have a say. If we take a consumable, perishable product that is a necessity through being food. Would having a lot of bread make it worthless? We still pay for bread, even when stores and bakeries throw away bread every day. So… maybe (bombshell 😂) the economic theory here is too simplistic? Maybe money doesn’t work the way we have been taught that it does?
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