First, if deflation makes loans less appealing... is that such a bad thing given recent history? Second, our economies have always grown so far, but this is no

First, if deflation makes loans less appealing... is that such a bad thing given recent history? Second, our economies have always grown so far, but this is not a law of nature. Our population is stabilising, and much recent growth is effectively a loan (a deflationary one?) from the environment that our kids will have to repay. It's possible that our current economic woes may even be "peak economy". In which case a currency that cannot be inflated whenever a government/populace gets lazy might be just what we need.