13/ Some trivial looking things such as block size parameters or max number of peer connections, can have huge ramifications for the network.
It's not hoarding per se that might worsen the standard of living. It's hoarding *combined with the proclivity to work less* (and reduce net production output) that might do it. Adjusting the level of hoarding (by spending more) won't do anything in that case.
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Sure, some people might step up & produce more when standard of living worsens, but the majority of hoarders will choose to wait for someone else to do it, aka "free-riding".
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An increased rate of spending directly leads to an increased rate of work. Perhaps not today, but it reduces the duration of available leisure. Therefore, at some future point, increasing production. It's entirely self regulating.
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