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@SantiagoAuFund its not becuase they disagree. its becuzse deep down they agree and dont like it (paraphrasiing someone philisohilcal i cnat remeber who)

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@gguworld not enough people know about this music from slash
https://t.co/xIIFimeNJq

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@Kathleen_Tyson_ It surely means that rather than abandoning gold, they like gold. And certainly didn’t want to loose it. True to this day.

[m@ttm @MoyesMatt]

@bowtiedstocks It’s only becomes relevant for lendor or borrower when property stops going up.

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@RelearningEcon Good article

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@AvidCommentator private project ⬇️ estimate likely deliberate. private lending ⬇️, to avoid full M2/M3/GDP recoil, gov must spend more. Depts staff wages ⬆️ (happening) and spend more on contracted projects. Committing with contrived low $ likely deliberate. Lynn Alden writes about this train

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@Ryandally08 At least for his business sustainable profits. I say less interest. Less loan terms.

[m@ttm @MoyesMatt]

@ausstockchick This caused a depression in Australia worse than the 1930’s (which was server in the U.S. but less so than here). Pure property speculation.

[m@ttm @MoyesMatt]

@AvidCommentator We will become US (literally). A strategic lopsided merger

[m@ttm @MoyesMatt]

@Briankeating what exaplins gravitational attraction? i assumed the relativity people had it sorted?

[🇦🇺Craig Tindale @ctindale]

Because there is no path to decarbonisation it’s a fantasy that bureaucrats have invented. We literally don’t have the raw materials to build out a decarbonisation of civilisation .

We need copper production of around 100m ton Pa to decarbonise , we are struggling to produce 25m tonne . We need 4-500% more sulphuric acid to do the acid leaching to produce the copper , sulphuric acid ironically comes fossil fuel production .

[m@ttm @MoyesMatt]

@AB84 Become a politician

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@SantiagoAuFund It’s not like this stuff is formally taught anywhere. (But it should be)

[m@ttm @MoyesMatt]

@SantiagoAuFund And as an outsider I can’t tell you how much it’s appreciated. Coming from a science and legal background, the Eurodollar/milkshe was the most fascinating thing I have read. Along with some of werner’s work, Michael every. Mike greens. And others). My fund is up
Bigly

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@SantiagoAuFund But it’s super interesting do its own sake. And it casts a different light on reading history. It’s really quite fascinating .

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@thenayvuiiiton I vest in a house in Australia

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@RandPaul Can you confirm whether it looked possible there is more than tye audited value? Have they been hoarding like other countries?

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@mike_maloney more gold than last offical report

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@brucefenton nobody is "blaming" them. The resentment stems from their sense of entitlement after "working hard for it". everyone works hard. they bought at 4 times average income. now youngsters pay 12 times and unlikley to get cap gain of past while being lectured on hard work and avacados

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@AlanKohler @abcnews Well, that’s not quite right. “prices have gone up 35% in five years so who cares for a 10% fall”. “Still up big, amirite?” I am stunned u said this. Becuase now we are extremely more leveraged in debt since then-tye cause of up. So it does matter. Bigly