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**lovetocheat69** · November 4th, 01:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Jinjiro

No. It is not possible.

-Jin

First of all, everything is impossible until it becomes possible.

Second this is possible, but completely not desirable.

Government intervention only ****s **** up. Time after time, history will show that.

**Trbo323** · November 4th, 01:49 PM

yes ist possible, but no it will never happen

its also possible for disco to make a come back, but that will not happen either

**HuNtS** · November 4th, 07:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Trbo323

its also possible for disco to make a come back, but that will not happen either

lies

**M4Maniac** · November 4th, 10:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Trbo323

its also possible for disco to make a come back, but that will not happen either

Disco totally has made a comeback. It's called lysergic acid diethylamide.

**buddhaHybrid** · November 5th, 12:18 AM

...which was out before disco in the first place!

**zerpbrandon** · November 7th, 05:08 AM

This is probably a dumb question, and I understand how inflation workes, but why does printing money not work? I could see how it wouldnt work over a long period of time, but it seems to me that if money were slowly added in the economy then people would just assume that they are getting more money, not that tehre is more money out there and its less useless. Sometimes it seems like we have total control over the economy that the government doesn't utilize.

**mspainter** · November 7th, 12:15 PM

Because if money is really easy to get, then it really isn't worth anything. At least in my most basic understanding of things.

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Originally Posted by Jinjiro

It's inflation for sure. Think about it in terms that isn't money. If we used rocks as our currency - something you can go outside right now and collect thousands of - who would want to do work and receive them? Why would you go build a house for someone if all you receive is something you have thousands of already? They would have to give you millions of rocks to make it worth while for you.

However, if our currency was diamonds, or gold, or other rare items that have an inherit value...Well, you would probably be willing to build a house for just a few diamonds.

Money is the same way. Printing it just turns it into rocks, lowering the value till it's worthless. Look at Germany before WW2 - they printed so much money, people used it to burn for heat. Or look at Zimbabwe today. They are so inflated that they are continually creating new dollar amounts - such as a billion dollar bill. I forget the exact figures, but a loaf of bread was something like $6,000,000 dollars. People literally have millions of dollars, but it is all worthless.

-Jin

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