>I don't know what you think I could be conflating. The motivations and effects of monetary policy? To sit there and say that a fiat system isn't subject to in

>I don't know what you think I could be conflating. The motivations and effects of monetary policy? To sit there and say that a fiat system isn't subject to inflationary pressures, or even are less burdened by them, brought about changes in interest rates because of technological advancements is a hilariously misplaced idea and thing to bring up. I feel like I want to call this economic bike shedding? The tiniest detail has no sway on anything when you're talking about policies actively affecting trillions of dollars of cash and credit. We're talking in a time scale of a year, not half a century.