> constant money printing which is continuously devaluing currencies all around the world Printing money does not mean currency devaluation. Keep in mind most

> constant money printing which is continuously devaluing currencies all around the world Printing money does not mean currency devaluation. Keep in mind most of the so called "money" in the world is debt (and by most I mean almost all of it). It's created out of thin air. I think a lot of people have just generally skewed ideas about how expensive things are because they live in expensive places. I live in Boston where everything is expensive and gentrifying, but it turns out the vast majority of the country is dealing with urban decay and their homes are too cheap to maintain their infrastructure, ect. All of the simple good are still ridiculously cheap. It's like $1.50 for a liter of milk still.