forgottenpswrd

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   by forgottenpswrd 18y ago

   How many times to the daily fluctuations of wall street affect the rate of inflation or an average person's life? I believe there's been at least one major stock market crash that has not led to a recession.
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   by forgottenpswrd 18y ago

   I am not so sure predicting when a fiat currency will be inflated is tricky. The money supply and interest rates being econ 101. And thinking of hyper inflation, where does that usually happen? Zimbabwe, Yugoslavia, the Weimar Republic - if
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   by forgottenpswrd 18y ago

   How are the random deposits of a heavy metal in the earth's crust more predictable then central banks?
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   by forgottenpswrd 18y ago

   Where I work,there's some kind of creeping vine, that's planted in the intersection of 3 cubicles and has spread beyond all of them, almost reaching the printer. It takes up a lot of space, but it shares that space with the cubicle walls, s
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   by forgottenpswrd 18y ago

   The first part was great. A great opening. The second part was so bad I couldn't continue. What a shame.
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   by forgottenpswrd 18y ago

   How about fireworks? A firework gun that can set at what altitude the fireworks go off and then launch them.