> Inflation may be bad, but it's not a "drop in value of almost 75 percent" bad. That may be true in the author’s home country. However: https://www.cnbc.com/

> Inflation may be bad, but it's not a "drop in value of almost 75 percent" bad. That may be true in the author’s home country. However: https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2022/12/22/turkey-hikes-minimum-wage-by-55percent-as-inflation-and-living-cost-crisis-bite.html https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2022/12/22/turkey-hikes-minimum-wag... Also, this is amusing: > At the conference, the financial grownups were diving into topics like data interoperability between platforms and applications and how to encourage bank executives to let developers contribute to open source projects. > It was all about how open source and the cloud are revolutionizing how banks, finance companies, and stock markets are working with money… I didn’t doubt these conferences tackled topics more valuable than crypto, but if these two sentences were the best author could muster about the “grownups’” contribution to the world of finance and tech, perhaps I was wrong about that.