The name "supply and demand" is very deceptive. "Demand" sounds like it is the desires of people, but it's not – it is the demand of money.
The demands of ten thousand homeless people have no affect on the market, while the idle whims of a billionaire can shift supply chains.
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Did you mean "affect" (emotion), or "effect" (result)? https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/affect … https://www.vocabulary.com/articles/chooseyourwords/affect-effect/ …
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Isn't that the plot of
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... don't think I get this comic.. Wait.. No, still don't get it
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If the demands of 10 thousand homeless do have an effect on the market... especially if they are trying to get over homelessness.
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This is too profound for comedy.
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You say that as if it were a bad thing.
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In which case, it's not so much about money than about the billionaire circulating his capital in such a way as to impact supply chains.
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Go back to comedy this isn't working
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