@RealKeithWeiner 'Loincloth on the Naked Bogeyman' page 5, par. 3: "According to one hypothesis, permanent backwardation in silver will precede that in gold."
@RealKeithWeiner 'What Gold and Silver Analysts Overlook" page 9, par. 5 "... and look for other signs of the coming backwardation, first in
the silver, then in the gold market."
@RealKeithWeiner 'Loincloth on the Naked Bogeyman' page 5, par. 4 "According to one hypothesis, permanent backwardation in silver will precede that in gold. ..."
@RealKeithWeiner Perhaps the biggest cost of regulation is the goods and services that could have otherwise come to market, but didn't. Seen only in the eye of thinking economists.
@RealKeithWeiner@josephwang Menger disagreed, he wrote about 'exact' rules determining individual human economic behaviour from which macro economic phenomena emerge. Human economic behavour is predictable.
@andrealynn_rn2@lenaencore Government can define itself as a legal enterprise by way of the law. Conflating state law with morality is a major obstacle to almost all.
@lenaencore I appreciated your comments on her page, despite the disparaging remarks of the majority of commenters. Everybody walks their own path but she and the purported 'freedom movement' have not yet figured out the true nature of politics: rule of man over man by force and deception.
@RealKeithWeiner Keen fails to see how things could, or even ought, to be, deferring to what he's been told and has always thought that he's known: that dollars are money, that the state is the source of provision and of truth.