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Tell me again how taxpayers in the lowest brackets paid more after the 1986 tax reform.
DURR
Gold getting more and more expensive means currencies are worth less,
but now, super cheap gold is going to make the currencies worthless?
That's even dumber than your derivative idiocy.
Here is the interviewer sent to fool all of the Gullibles :-
Janna LEVIN, Astrophysicist.
Here is her bio from Barnard/Columbia: htps://barnard.edu/profles/janna-levin
At least half a dozen red flags but this is my favorite:--
Professor Levin writes and publishes for both scientific and general audiences.
Her novel, A Madman Dreams of Turing Machines, won the PEN/Bingham Fellowship for Writers, an award which "honors an exceptionally talented fiction writer whose debut work ... represents distinguished literary achievement..." and the Mary Shelley [RS – she “wrote” Frankenstein] Award for Outstanding Fictional Work.
It was a runner-up for the PEN/Hemingway Award for "a distinguished book of first fiction."
Many scientists write fiction. That's not an issue.
Don't need to, they can look it up for themselves, unlike you. Now you've had your male attention quota for today, now run along and play with your dolls, like the good nurse wants you to.
Most people will take hard currency over paper, as they do around the world, except you of course. You use magic beans there at the home, right?
Don't even know what he's babbling about; it's just a story, and nobody is going to be mining the thing any time soon. In fact, with the First World collapsing, we'll be lucky to have working phone systems in a few years, much less a big space industry.
Pussy.
Gold would be cheaper than copper.
"The countdown is on for the launch of Nasa’s Psyche spacecraft, bound for an asteroid worth more than you can possibly imagine.
Or maybe you can, if you have an idea of what $10,000 quadrillion, or £7,700 quadrillion, would buy – but given that’s more than the entire global economy by quite a bit, it might be a struggle. Combined GDP is currently a comparatively measly $105 trillion.
That’s pocket change for the asteroid which, scientists hope, has a core of iron, nickel and gold – making it a literal flying gold mine."
Wonder what would happen to the inflation rates with that dumped on the markets.
Gold would be cheaper than copper.
Toddster is very triggered. Hoe his nurse notices and gives him his meds on time.
And thus would push out paper currency. Gold is a very useful commodity; paper money won't even make good kindling.
Many scientists write fiction. That's not an issue.
I've been studying mathematics Prof. Charles Dodgson's writings ... from fourth-dimensional existance to chemical chirality ... it's all mid-19th Century stuff but still effective ...
The good professor wrote under the pen-name "Lewis Carroll" ...
Why would really, really cheap iron, nickel and gold cause inflation?
The more you have of something the less it's worth. It's a simple concept. Scarcity creates value.
The Dollar is not based on gold. It would make gold very low priced.The increase in gold supply will drive the dollar to nothing; it would be worth far less than even today's value.
The Dollar is not based on gold. It would make gold very low priced.
The Dollar is not based on gold. It would make gold very low priced.
