It's like advanced NFL metrics such as EPA per play or expected points added per play

1 yard != 1 yard because not all yards are created equal

look at the super bowl: seattle and patriots had almost the same number of yards

Bell_curve

How did you estimate those numbers, exactly, without consulting any current/fiat prices?

Beyond that, if the purpose of BTC is to trade for goods and services then saying "1 BTC = 1 BTC" makes no sense. Its also true that "1lb of dogshit = 1 lb of dogshit", that doesn't present a compelling argument for owning dogshit.

Frankly if BTC doesn't constantly gain in purchasing power over the long-term, then it by definition failed.

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True/False? “5 tomatoes = 5 tomatoes”

hasherstacker

> How did you estimate those numbers, exactly, without consulting any current/fiat prices?

Beyond that, if the purpose of BTC is to trade for goods and services then saying "1 BTC = 1 BTC" makes no sense. Its also true that "1lb of dogshit = 1 lb of dogshit", that doesn't present a compelling argument for owning dogshit. 

Frankly if BTC doesn't constantly gain in purchasing power over the long-term, then it by definition failed.