I don’t think providing anecdotes is something to be “guilty” of. I just think your anecdotes don’t support your claims. I would be very interested in them if t

I don’t think providing anecdotes is something to be “guilty” of. I just think your anecdotes don’t support your claims. I would be very interested in them if they did. Every car made today uses computer chips, not just ones with screens. https://m.motor.com.co/revista-motor/actualidad/industria/escasez-microchips-covid19-automovil/37373 https://m.motor.com.co/revista-motor/actualidad/industria/es... I don’t know why you think I haven’t been to any of these countries. I recently spent two years living in Colombia, Mexico and Peru. That’s an odd definition of unstable and none of these currencies meet it. All of them have periods where they go up against USD. I’d say ten years with less than 10% inflation is stable. I don’t care if hyperinflation hasn’t “technically” happened. I have a source that told me how much worse it is than what’s reported. I don’t seem to be able to convince you about anything, but at least anyone who reads this thread will be inclined to doubt what you’re saying.