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55 sats \ 1 reply \ @denlillaapan 13 Jan \ on: [Book Non-Club] The Machinery of Freedom, Part I the_stacker_muse BooksAndArticles econ
my first choice for my wind-down evening reading

This is my world and yet it neeeevah makes it to my "wind-down" reading

Loved the reflection, keep it up.

  1. Dont understand the question... Why not both? Or because we're not getting deregulation of money, we will have fiat collapse...?
  2. Yes_-ish_. You can analytically arrive at a conclusion (free, open marketplace of ideas, free market capitalism) without on a personal level approve of every nonsense there is. I can hate shitcoinery yet still go out of my way to uphold their e.g., property rights.
    (Ah, yes, i see @SimpleStacker beat me to making this point)
  3. Didn't understand this point... Does he mean bc print is gatekept or because its expensive or that someone else owns those resources?
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @billytheked OP 13 Jan
because we're not getting deregulation of money, we will have fiat collapse...?

That's the main assumption. I would think deregulation might be a tool in their belt that they pull out to open the pressure valve (just speculation, but: wouldn't a feud between Mr. Gov't and Mr. Fed be a nice time to usher that in?)

This is my world and yet it neeeevah makes it to my "wind-down" reading

Unfortunately, to fit this into my day, I have had to push it to the wee hours.

Does he mean bc print is gatekept or
because its expensive or that someone else owns those resources?

I explained this a little better here #1410612

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