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Thanks that make sense now, i was struglling with those i will change it nowOn page 14:
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I don't have the raws, but I'm guessing part of the second bubble is translated backwards. E.g., it's probably actually saying something like "Native to Egypt, depictions resembling their form can be found in even the pyramids."
That’s worrying indeed.When people sees cats: "awwwww cute"
When I see cats: "OH MY FUCKING GOD, INVASIVE SPECIES"
WE ARE NOT SAME WITH RUSSIANS.Apparently some groups were Russian- and Ukrainian-based, so there may have been that.
Others have probably been hit byDaMoneyCrappinAhh bots (see capital letters in that for what I mean)the © bots, and could be laying low.
Edit: wrong type of bots
The problem is that now your government has the power to print money. Ideally they’d print it when there isn’t enough cash like in the great depression, and un-print it when there’s too much cash causing inflation. But the incentives are such that no politician ever will un-print money, causing never ending inflation while people’s savings are devalued and asset prices spike.Also fiat currency is a fantastic idea
And that’s a good thing. Government shouldn’t have the ability to influence the economy at all, because if they do they’ll just make things worse.It's basically impossible to do economic policy without it
Nonsense. The US has no issues with inflation and we've been using this system for decades. It took a literal pandemic and its subsequent demand shocks to actually create inflation problems.The problem is that now your government has the power to print money. Ideally they’d print it when there isn’t enough cash like in the great depression, and un-print it when there’s too much cash causing inflation. But the incentives are such that no politician ever will un-print money, causing never ending inflation while people’s savings are devalued and asset prices spike.
And that’s a good thing. Government shouldn’t have the ability to influence the economy at all, because if they do they’ll just make things worse.
The ideal currency would be backed by an asset thats actually intrinsically valuable. Like stored energy or energy generation capacity, land or property, copper or tin, or maybe natural gas. Ideally, an asset that’s internally stable and not subject to outside fluctuations like oil is. Gold has rushes and its value is somewhat subjective.
Also taxation is theft.