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[quote user="Angurse"]I just don't care.[/quote] Yeah, well that was a point I was trying to make in another discussion. People take what they believe to be obvious matters of fact for granted. They don't ask the tough questions.
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[quote user="filc"]ESURIC! The wtf variable is multiplied by itself. YOU FORGOT! In your model chicken's will fall from the sky dude! WTF^WTF. We need WTF to multiply WTF to bring economic nirvana. That will resolve the money as dept and make money as wealth. Anyone who denies this denies mathematic facts.[/quote] You're absolutely
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[quote user="Angurse"]Both?[/quote] Well, 'something else' is a little vague, don't you think?
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[quote user="JackCuyler"]Regardless of whether your math is correct or not, it has nothing to do with what I said.[/quote] Hahaha.
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[quote user="Lilburne"] Because you probably have a normal conscience, and I know from your posts that you have a good understanding of Austrian economics. (See my earlier post.) [/quote] I don't believe any of that bullshit, but that's not what I'm investigating. I'm trying to figure out why I don't believe any of that
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[quote user="JackCuyler"]The Federal Reserve is a government agency. It is not privately owned.[/quote] No you don't understand, money is debt. My math proves it: Y=M^4/x+t^2(X+r)Ir(WTF?)*M/v^-4
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[quote user="David Sherin"]It seems very paradoxical, but thanks.[/quote] What do you expect? It's the bastard child of Keynes and Friedman. There are no self-correcting forces, it must inevitably lead to an international disaster.
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[quote user="David Sherin"]Same here. I just read an article that said when a currency strengthens, prices in that country go up (???). I've never heard an explanation for this, but it makes no sense to me. Maybe there is a reason for it, something to do with fiat money or central banking (I don't know), but I agree that a free market
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I should leave philosophy for the philosophizers.
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[quote user="Snowflake"] [quote user="David Sherin"]I've wondered this myself. If you keep your currency weak, doesn't that mean your prices go up? I believe Bush wanted a weak dollar to encourage exports and our trade deficit exploded in the last decade.[/quote]This logic is all messed up. Every time I hear it, my Austrian