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Socially, why? I could see making the argument for 'the same share, in perpetuity' as that is kind of the whole idea of what money is: parking value in some way
by Applejinx 6y ago
Socially, why? I could see making the argument for 'the same share, in perpetuity' as that is kind of the whole idea of what money is: parking value in some way.
Why bigger, exactly? What is the justification?
- XorNot 6y agoSarcasm (I presume) doesn't transfer well on the internet. The parent is pointing out the absurdity of the whole idea of deflationary currency: sit and do nothing, and force the next generation to turn over more of their productivity then you ever produced.
- savingisbadnow 6y agoYes, its extremely absurd to expect that your savings and life energy is preserved for the future. Money should have an expiry date like in China, so you have to consume cheap garbage constantly and make the economy work faster!