> These graphs seem to say otherwise. Which graphs? I wasn't talking about 1971 or the largely US-specific chart of not compensating people. I'm talking about

> These graphs seem to say otherwise. Which graphs? I wasn't talking about 1971 or the largely US-specific chart of not compensating people. I'm talking about deflationary currency. With a deflationary currency people who got in early and got the larger part of the pie will for ever be ultra rich, and get richer. Because the money you get now will only increase in value over time. So you got in early and got a single coin X for something. Congrats, you're nearly infinitely richer than, say, your grand kids who'll be getting fractions of a percent of that coin for that same something.