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@the_YCB@KobeissiLetter Higher interest rates mean people can earn more money with their money, which reduces the demand on gold. The governments are paying people more to loan their money to a government than to store it as gold.
@charliebilello OFFICIAL inflation metrics, which are highly hacked to provide a rosy outlook, have been 2.6% per year.
All this does is tells us how ridiculous that metric is. We all know we’ve been experiencing much higher inflation for decades.
@BayouBikeyBoi Tells us you don’t remember what happened at ports during the pandemic or understand bottlenecks.
When the phone was created, major executives thought there was no need for the tech since they had plenty of runners.
Pour one out for Porsche marketing that had the misfortune to release their "Glimpse into the Future" the day after @elonmusk back-flipped a 0.8 seconds to 60mph supercar over a semi 😂
@daily_cowboy “I am in favor of cutting taxes under any circumstances and for any excuse, for any reason, whenever it's possible.” -Milton Friedman
Eliminating an endless government rent for personally owned property is a better reason than most.
@TheMathFlow I think that it would be more clear, though not as aesthetically interesting, if you eliminated the boxes and stopped spinning the system.
@Austen If you mean your technology school, I’m not sure I agree. I think that type of education is very relevant.
Have you considered making it available?