Ever read something that's so mind-bogglingly stupid that you have to pause and wonder (even now) if you're the stupid one? That's me right now. Okay, let me

Ever read something that's so mind-bogglingly stupid that you have to pause and wonder (even now) if you're the stupid one? That's me right now. Okay, let me walk through it. I think what's going on here is an extreme double-fallacy: The idea that (1) there is a fixed supply of money (2) that consistently and fairly translates to spending power. Both of these things are wildly wrong, rendering this article pure idiocy.