Saifedean does not address me but as I understand he argues that a sound money would inspire "low time preference" aka savings. He goes on to suggest this a better result than the Keynesian high time preference money which inspires consumption this flies in the face of Smith
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There is no chance you claim to have better knowledge of economics than me.
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Seems obvious at this point that I and most others in Bitcoin do, but I'm just here to mock and ridicule. I'll let
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If you claim to have a better understanding, lemme know the books/schools you are familiar with so I can speak to what you know and vet you on it. He'll will never engage with me he'll lose his shirt.
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Since your lack of reading comprehension is evident on multiple levels now, I'll repeat myself I'm _just_ here to ridicule, not to debate.
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