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thus artificially low interest rates are similar to babying someone with a victim mentality. giving them an A for D work via grade inflation over time the individual becomes more and more useless relative to the ones that get slapped for whining

this is not to say that slapping everyone is a silver bullet. there *are* victims and there is a certain beauty in taking care of the disabled / handicapped / autistic / etc.. but the frosting goes over the cake not the other way aroundhttps://twitter.com/a_yawning_cat/status/1359955811619860481 …

with grade inflation. the student who masters 100% of the material and gets an A is indistinguishable from one who gets 20% of the material and gets an A as well with currency inflation the ceo with 100M in funding is indistinguishable from the idiot with 100M

so bitcoin, as an "anti inflation" asset (assuming it is globally adopted) fixes a similar problem with grade inflation. it forcibly (through math) prevents the coddling that inflates away the difference between superior/inferior domain skills

HOWEVER there is a danger here in that it is effective at this discernment only in domains that can CAPTURE excess value into economic tokens it doesn't fix the problem with ONLY monetizable skills being valued by the world

e.g. it would hypothetically reduce the number of male chauvinist toxic founders who don't actually know how to deploy capital and just bully their way to the top but it wouldn't fix the issue of support roles being culturally undervalued

so the attitude towards bitcoin of "it's just more money bullshit" is correct. it doesn't solve the fundamental problem of money being ineffective at tokenizing patterns of value that cannot be tokenized